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Classical hadith collections report that Aisha’s marriage contract was made when she was about six and consummated when she was about nine; these accounts appear in Sahih al‑Bukhari and are summarized...
Muslim scholarly opinion divides into two broad currents: a long-standing traditionalist consensus that Aisha’s nikah was contracted when she was six and the marriage consummated at nine, grounded in ...
Historians and commentators agree that in seventh‑century Arabia the social marker of adulthood was often the onset of puberty, and early marriages — including betrothals in adolescence — were sociall...
The traditional account in major Sunni hadith collections reports that Aisha was betrothed to Prophet Muhammad at and the marriage was consummated at , a narrative recorded in Sahih al‑Bukhari and Sah...
Muammar Gaddafi’s mother is consistently identified in the available reporting as Aisha (sometimes given as Aisha bint Niran), a woman with scant public biography beyond her name and tribal origins li...
The claim that Muhammad married a 12‑year‑old is not supported by the main strands of historical reporting: the classical Sunni hadith tradition records Aisha’s betrothal at six and consummation at ni...
Mainstream Islamic scholarship treats the Prophet Muhammad as a historical male figure as presented in the Qur’an and the hadith corpus, and therefore does not frame his identity in the modern languag...
Sugarwise certification appears established among several UK retailers but evidence for dedicated US grocery chains stocking Sugarwise-labelled products in 2024 is incomplete and inconsistent. UK ment...