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/627 at the sura also (See al- Abū Bakr (q.v.) (Muhammad's successor), was from Taym (q.v.) of the Quraysh (q.v.) tribe. She became malicious gossip. The Qur'ān refers to this The Thousand and One Nights is
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/627 at the sura also (See al- Abū Bakr (q.v.) (Muhammad's successor), was from Taym (q.v.) of the Quraysh (q.v.) tribe. She became malicious gossip. The Qur'ān refers to this The Thousand and One Nights is
the siege and Battle of al-Khandaq. The latter part of refers to the Prophet Muhammad's wives, and provides a considerable amount of ethical instruction for Muslims. Khandaq, Siege and Battle of; Khātam al-Nabiyyīn.) 'Ā'isha bint Abī Bakr (c. AD 614-58/678) Third wife of the
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First Published 1997
Imprint Routledge
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eBook ISBN 9780203986158
ABSTRACT
'Ā'isha bint Abī Bakr
