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| According to some ], she was ] to Muhammad at about the age of six, and the marriage was consummated when she was nine. | According to some ], she was ] to Muhammad at about the age of six, and the marriage was consummated when she was nine. | ||
| After the death of Muhammad, Aisha was renknowned for her knowledge which she had learned from the Prophet first-hand. She was involved in teaching ], and was given a respected position in society. She was also bold, rising up in rebellion against ]. However, she was defeated with her armies, but was not harmed. Ali did not intend to hurt the wife of his cousin and gave her a pension. She lived the rest of her days in ]. | After the death of Muhammad, Aisha was renknowned for her knowledge which she had learned from the Prophet first-hand. She was involved in teaching ], preserving Qur'anic verses, memorizing narrations of Muhammad, and was given a respected position in society. She was also bold, rising up in rebellion against ]. However, she was defeated with her armies, but was not harmed. Ali did not intend to hurt the wife of his cousin and gave her a pension. She lived the rest of her days in ]. | ||
| Muslims gave Aisha the title ''Ummul Mu'minin'', mother of believers. | Muslims gave Aisha the title ''Ummul Mu'minin'', mother of believers. | ||
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Aisha was the daughter of Abu Bakr and married the prophet Muhammad to become his third wife.
According to some hadith, she was betrothed to Muhammad at about the age of six, and the marriage was consummated when she was nine.
After the death of Muhammad, Aisha was renknowned for her knowledge which she had learned from the Prophet first-hand. She was involved in teaching Islam, preserving Qur'anic verses, memorizing narrations of Muhammad, and was given a respected position in society. She was also bold, rising up in rebellion against Ali ibn Abu Talib. However, she was defeated with her armies, but was not harmed. Ali did not intend to hurt the wife of his cousin and gave her a pension. She lived the rest of her days in Madinah.
Muslims gave Aisha the title Ummul Mu'minin, mother of believers.