Okay, so we do hear a lot about A'isha, the Prophet's third wife--but not the same woman. The A'isha the world knows today is very different than the A'isha who existed in reality. With patriarchy purposefully modifying Islamic history, we have false information about even her age.A'isha was nineteen when she married the Prophet (not …
Continue reading Islamic History and the Women You Never Hear About: A’isha
Fatima Mernissi, Islamic feminist, describes in her book Women's Rebellion & Islamic Memory Sakina Bint al-Hussein, the great granddaughter of our beloved Prophet:...[she forced] monogamy upon her third husband, the grandson of the Caliph 'Uthman Ibn 'Affar. She even forbade him to approach another woman, including his own jawari, and did not allow him to …
Continue reading Islamic History and the Women You Never Hear About: Sakina Bint al-Hussein
Before the spread of Islam, first-born baby girls were buried alive and women were abused and deprived of any deserved rights. When Islam began to spread, and after the Prophet and his followers were pushed from city to city, the men who took up the new religion were enthusiastic of the changes and adaptations made …
Continue reading Islamic History and the Women You Never Hear About: Umm Salama
the fatal feminist 