Description
The Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him said: "Take half of your religion from this Humayraa." He was talking about Aisha, his wife, the daughter of his dearest companion and one of the greatest scholars in the history of Islam. Aisha was a special person.
Aisha: The Mother of the Believers. The Daughter of the Truthful Man is a book that tells us about her life. This book is part of the Noble Womens Stories Series. It brings the lives of Islams women to young readers. The book is written by Manarah Publishing.
Aisha grew up in the household of Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq. He was the man Allah loved most after His prophets. Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq was called "Al-Siddiq" which means "The Truthful". Aisha inherited this title by nature and by example. From an age she was very smart and had a great memory. She was raised in a home where knowledge of Islam was everything. She was also blessed with the honor of being chosen as the wife of the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him.
After the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him passed away Aisha became one of the sources of knowledge about his life. She told people about the details of his sunnah. She shared stories about how he prayed at night how he treated his family and what he said in sad moments. Aisha narrated over 2,200 Hadith. She taught people for decades. Had students from all over the Islamic world. She even corrected scholars and Companions when they made mistakes. Many scholars said she was like a living archive of the Prophet Muhammads peace be upon him life.
The book Aisha: The Truthful Daughter of the Truthful Man talks about:
* Her childhood and early life in the household of Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq
* Her marriage to the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him and their life together
* The trial of the Ifk, which was a difficult test for her and how she stayed patient and trusted Allah
* Her decades of teaching after the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him passed away
* Her deep friendship, with the Mothers of the Believers and her complex humanity
This biography shows young Muslim readers, especially young women what it looks like when someone is intelligent faithful, patient and loves knowledge. Aisha was a human being.
