As Salaamun Alaikum Sisters and Brothers, The Women in the Seerah of Prophet Muhammad were also a part of the Plan of Allah. They were not just there for having children and house cleaning as many learned individuals would have us to believe. Our wives are not “Maids”…they are our “Mates”…they are not our “Property” they are our “Partners”. Please understand that I am not asking you to become followers of the individual who is giving the lecture. I am trying to provide as much evidence and information available so that we can see the Quran, the Prophet and Islam without blemish. We need to rely on our own heart and soul so that we can be pleased with Allah’s Plan. It is very beautiful when you get the full picture instead of HIS-Story! How many of us are under the impression that Maria is a wife of the Prophet Muhammad? Can we find some evidence for this? I believed this for years up to this day…and I am looking for evidence. I have been Muslim for a long time and now I am once again disappointed by the misinformation of the misinformed. May Allah guide me. I will do due diligence in my library as best as I can and I will report to you all as soon as we finish with the videos…insha allah. Not one person contested this information as I have posted it in over 50 Muslim groups! I would like to bring your attention to the abusive acts that are portrayed today against women without proper witnesses. Aisha and Maria brought the issue of how we have to have witnesses before we can just start accusing women and punishing them. There has to be an investigation and if she is innocent, then those who accused her without witnesses and evidence shall receive their punishment. This story is getting interesting and I am begging everyone to be patient and open-minded. We must learn for ourselves what Allah’s truth is…. from what someone else’s truth is. Please join the group: “Women in the Seerah of Prophet Muhammad” to stay in the loop. MARIA al-Qibtiyya Part 3 Maria was honored and respected by the Prophet and his family and Companions. She spent three years of her life with the Prophet, until his death, and died five years later in 16 AH, (may Allah be pleased with her) For the last five years of her life, she remained a recluse and almost never went out except to visit the grave of the Prophet or her sons grave. After her death, Umar ibn al Khattab led the prayer over her and she was buried in al Baqi. https://youtube/watch?v=AuaxG0QVsbc&feature=youtu.be
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