Refuting the Slander against the Prophet's marriage to Aisha

Raihan

Junior Member
Debunking The Slander Against The Prophet's Marriage to Ayesha

10 Easy Steps Refuting The Slander Against The Prophet's Marriage to Hazrat Ayesha


Important Note: The age or even the name of Hazrat Ayesha (ra) is not mentioned in the Quran, which is believed to be the Revelation from the Creator of the Universe by ALL Muslims. Therefore, if any critic of Islam can prove with objective argument or solid evidence that a true Prophet of God cannot marry a girl of Hazrat Ayesha's age then the ahadith that mention her age will be proven to be false automatically, and Muslims have no problem at all in rejecting those ahadith either. But, unfortunately, no one will ever be able to prove it, anyway! Therefore, there is NO point of bringing up these kinds of non-issues to attack the character of Prophet Muhammad or to disprove the Quran. So, the anti-Islamic blind haters are dismantled right here. And that will surely end and refute the false accusations against Prophet Muhammad's (pbuh) Marriage to Hazrat Ayesha once and for all.

Introduction: The Prophet's Marriage to Hazrat Ayasha is one of the most common attacks that critics of Islam use. Most of the time dumb uneducated haters accuse the Prophet of being a 'pedophile' and I will now refute these idiot losers once and for all. The same people, who accuse Prophet Muhammad of such a false charge, completely ignore the traditions at the time, the cultural context, and the facts about the marriage and the benefits the community received from this marriage. First of all I will just give the hadith, which mentions Hazrat Ayesha's age:

"Narrated 'Ayesha: that the Prophet married her when she was six years old and he consummated his marriage when she was nine years old, and then she remained with him for nine years (i.e., till his death)." (Sahih Bukhari, Vol. 7, Book 62, No. 64)

From the hadith it is confirmed that engagement was done when Hazrat Ayesha was 6 and then marriage was consummated when she was 9 years old. All the Muslim scholars agree that the Prophet and Hazrat Ayesha were engaged for nearly three years before marriage. And in these three years the Prophet did not have (sexual relations with her) until much later after the age of 9 years, once she reached puberty and moved in to the Prophet's house after the age of 9.

Islam has no problem with early marriage, in general. It is left to the parents to decide if their children should marry or not with her or his consent. But if they are married at young age, the marriage should be consummated AFTER the age of puberty and AFTER the girl reaches her menses. This is because the Prophet consummated his marriage after Hazrat Ayesha reached puberty, according to ahadith. Islam does not support pedophilia or child molestation under any circumstances. This is because the Quran associates marriage to physical and mental maturity and adulthood:

The Quran 4:6: Make trial of orphans until they reach the age of marriage; if then you find sound judgment in them, release their property to them; but consume it not wastefully, nor in haste against their growing up. If the guardian is well off, Let him claim no remuneration, but if he is poor, let him have for himself what is just and reasonable. When ye release their property to them, take witnesses in their presence: But all sufficient is God in taking account.

The Quran 4:21: And how could ye take it when ye have gone in unto each other, and they have taken from you a solemn covenant?

Both of these verses together indicate that marriage is a solemn covenant. Agreement between man and woman at the age of maturity and where they can make good judgments. Therefore, they have to be developed.

Step 1: First of all it should be known to people that Hazrat Ayesha was engaged to Jubayr son of Mut'im before Prophet Muhammad. This is proof that Ayesha had reached the age of marriage and engagement in Prophet's time. However, the engagement was later nullified by Jubayr's parents due to Abu Bakr embracing Islam. This can be read in detail here:
http://www.witness-pioneer.org/vil/Articles/companion/02_abu_bakr.htm#Holy Prophet

Step 2: Hazrat Ayesha was a legal WIFE of Prophet Muhammad, and not anything else. Yet some evil minded Missionaries invented the LIE against Prophet Muhammad to justify or hide the crimes of thousands of pedophile Priests in their churches! Before revealing the crimes of their pedophile Priests, no one raised question about the Marriage of Prophet Muhammad to Hazrat Ayesha.

Step 3: According to some Islamic sources, Hazrat Ayesha was in between 18-20 years old during the time of her marriage to Prophet Muhammad (a little Google search would do):
http://www.islamicsupremecouncil.com/ayesha.htm

Step 4: It's a biological fact that a young girl can produce a child and get married when she has had her menses. Here is the fact that Hazrat Ayesha had her menses at 9 years old: "The messenger of Allah (SAW) said to me: Get me the mat from the mosque. I said: I am menstruating. Upon this he remarked: Your menstruation is not in your hands." (Sahih Muslim, Hadith No. 15973)

Step 5: Although puberty usually starts between ages 8 to 13 in girls, it may start earlier or later. Everyone's body changes at a different time. Whether you have breast at age 10 or have not started your period by age 14, do not worry. Everyone goes through puberty eventually. Proof from science health:
http://www.healthtouch.com/bin/ECon...name=07103&title=PUBERTY+IN+GIRLS+&cid=HTHLTH

Here is another proof that when a young woman has reached her menses and gone through puberty she can produce a child even at 9 yrs old. Picture of Thailand mother at 9 years gives birth:
http://www.answering-christianity.com/thai_girl.htm

Step 6: Many Islam haters want to complain about the marriage of the Prophet to Hazrat Ayesha but they don't want to complain the age of Joseph, Mary's husband, who was "90 years old" when he married 12 to 14-year old Mary:
http://www.catholic.com/library/Mary_Ever_Virgin.asphttp://www.newadvent.org/cathen/15464b.htm

It is quite hypocritical of Jews and Christians to criticize the marriage of Hazrat Ayesha. Talmud (Jewish scripture) says:

"Marrying off one's daughter as soon after she reaches adulthood as possible, even to one's Slave." (Talmud, Pesachim 113a)

In Biblical times adulthood could refer to the age of puberty or even younger age. Regarding the marriage of Mary to Joseph, Catholic Encyclopedia (http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08504a.htm), says:

"When forty years of age, Joseph married a woman called Melcha or Escha by some, Salome by others; they lived forty-nine years together and had six children, two daughters and four sons, the youngest of whom was James (the Less, "the Lord's brother"). A year after his wife's death, as the priests announced through Judea that they wished to find in the tribe of Juda a respectable man to espouse Mary, then twelve to fourteen years of age, Joseph, who was at the time ninety years old, went up to Jerusalem among the candidates; a miracle manifested the choice God had made of Joseph, and two years later the Annunciation took place."

Note: That article on Catholic Encyclopedia obtains its information from early Christian writing including apocryphal writings. The Catholic Encyclopedia goes on to conclude "...retained the belief that St. Joseph was an old man at the time of marriage with the Mother of God." If Christians do not find any difficulty in accepting "Mother of God" (according to Catholic Encyclopedia), who was 12-14, marrying a 90 year old man then why do they raise objection towards the marriage of Hazrat Ayesha to the Prophet?

Step 7: Age of marriage in the olden days. Morality varies from culture to culture and society to society. What is perceived to be moral in USA may not apply to other parts of the world, such as Africa or Asia. Morality is also linked to time, sexual intercourse, and dating not long ago was regarded as a matter of shame for the family and was almost never spoken of. However, now this is a common, dating could start as early as at the age of 10. You often see children going out with other to pizza parlors or cinemas. The way people dress has changed a lot over time also, people used to dress very modestly in the early 19th century, and that has completely changed now.

So obviously societies change quickly, so we need to examine the age of marriage in history and judge Prophet's marriage from that. Historically, the age at which a girl was considered ready to be married was puberty; this also was the case in Biblical times. In an article called "Ancient Israelite Marriage Customs", by Jim West, PhD - a Baptist minister writes:

"The wife was to be taken from within the larger family circle (usually at the outset of puberty or around the age of 13) in order to maintain the purity of the family line."

While discussing the meaning of the word 'almah, which is the Hebrew word for "young woman" or "adolescent female", Gerald Segal, in his book "The Jew and the Christian Missionary", Ktav Publishing House, 1981, page 28 says:

"It should be noted, however, that in Biblical times females married at an early age."

The Campaign To Raise The Age Of Consent, 1885-1994 (http://womhist.binghamton.edu/teacher/aoc.htm) [note the education domain] states:

"American reformers were shocked to discover that the laws of most states set the age of consent at the age of ten or twelve, and in one state, Delaware, the age of consent was only seven."

It was completely normal to be married at a young age. This is why the people of Quraish and other tribes at Prophet's time found absolutely no fault in their marriage. These people hated Islam, they did everything to demonize the Prophet, they tried to stop Islam from spreading and even tried to kill the Prophet and these same people made no objection to the marriage of the Prophet to Hazrat Ayesha since at those times such a thing was not considered immoral.

Nabia Abbott, who is a western female orientalist and has written many anti-Islam materials, writes in her book Ayesha-The Beloved of Mohammad, Al-Saqi Books, London, 1985, page 7:

"It is not clear just when the marriage actually took place. According to some versions, it was in the month of Shawwal of the Year 1, that is, some seven or eight months after the arrival at Medina; but, according to others, it was not until after the Battle of Badr, that is, in Shawwal of the second year of the Hijrah. In no version is there any comment made on the disparity of the ages between Mohammed and Ayesha or on the tender age of the bride who, at the most, could not have been over ten years old and who was still much enamored with her play."

Even in our times in certain parts of the world the age of marriage is still relatively low. According to a chart on (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_consent#Ages_of_consent_in_various_countries) the age of consent in Mexico and Philippines is only 12. In Guyana, Japan, South Korea, Spain and Swaziland the age of consent is 13. Hence even in 'Today's Times' a young marriage is not abnormal, as some in the west think.

Should the people of the United Kingdom, where the age limit is higher, be correct in slandering the people of Philippines/Mexico where the age limit is much lower and thus married at young age? Of course not! Or if within few centuries the age of marriage rises up to 20, then should those people have a right to slander those who lived at our times and married before 20? By the same token, we should not criticize the marriage of the Prophet based on the norm of our time.

History shows that the age of the marriage was lower and relative to olden times, the marriage of the Prophet was normal and there was nothing immoral about it. It was a norm at Biblical times to be wedded at puberty or earlier, the age of consent one century ago in a 'modern country' was as low as 10 or 12, even 7 in Delaware! Even in our times, in certain societies, the age of consent is as low as 12 or 13. In the light of historical evidences, the marriage cannot be criticized.

Step 8: BIBLE AND JEWISH TALMUD ACCEPT HAVING SEX WITH CHILDREN! (Bible Numbers 31:17-18: "Now kill all the boys [innocent kids]. And kill every woman who has slept with a man, but save for yourselves every GIRL who has never slept with a man.") It is only natural for girls who have never slept with any man to be young in age! In the case of the time that these verses occurred, the girls were as young as three.

Step 9: I want to raise a question to Christians. Would you marry your daughter to Jesus if she reached her menses, and if Jesus asked for her hand? If Yes, then you need to be consistent. If No, then are you saying that you don't trust your lord Jesus?!

Step 10: Lust for women? The Prophet's first wife was twice widowed before and she was 15 years older than him. And this was the only woman the Prophet ever married from his birth until age 50. All his wives except Hazrat Ayesha and Marya were widows. Therefore, it's obvious that Prophet's marriage with Hazrat Ayesha was more of an exception and Prophet did indeed find adult relationship. Prophet waited for Hazrat Ayesha to mature and reach Puberty before the marriage was consummated, this obviously is contrary to the characteristics of a pedophile. If there had been anything wrong with the marriage, Abu Bakr would have objected. If the father of Hazrat Ayesha found no fault with the marriage then why should people 1400 years later raise objections? Naturally, Abu Bakr must have had the best interests in his heart for his daughter. And both Hazrat Ayesha and Abu Bakr lived after the Prophet Muhammad passed away. Dr. Annie Besant has this to say about this allegation:

"But do you mean to tell me that the man who in the full flush of youthful vigor, a young man of four and twenty (24), married a woman much his senior, and remained faithful to her for six and twenty years (26), at fifty years of age when the passions are dying married for lust and sexual passion? Not thus are men’s lives to be judged. And you look at the women whom he married, you will find that by every one of them an alliance was made for his people, or something was gained for his followers, or the woman was in sore need of protection." (Dr. Annie Besant)

Conclusion: We have proved with solid evidence that the marriage of Prophet Muhammad to Hazrat Ayesha is Biblically validated, scientifically correct, and even historically correct amongst Christians! History shows that the age of marriage was low, in olden times women married when they reached puberty or even earlier. Even in USA, a century ago, age of consent was low, 7 in Delaware, even today in some countries like Mexico and Philippines, age of consent is as low as 12. It should not be too astonishing to find therefore that Ayesha was mature enough, as the medical evidences states that puberty can occur at the age of 9. Ayesha played a vital role for Islam. The marriage also strengthened the relationship between Prophet Muhammad and Abu Bakr the First Caliph. The Prophet does not fulfill the characteristics of a Pedophile, anyway. Let us not forget that Prophet waited 3 years before the marriage with Ayesha was consummated and that all his other wives were older than 16. It is quite hypocritical of Christians to criticize the marriage of Ayesha when Mary, who according to Catholic Encyclopedia was between 12 and 14, and yet married Joseph who was 90 years old!

So! Dear Brothers and Sisters in Islam, there is NO logical and rational reason to be apologetic for the Marriage of Prophet Muhammad to Hazrat Ayesha 1400 years ago. Do 1.6-1.8 billion Muslims have to be apologetic to a bunch of anti-Islamic haters? Come on! Be smart and have confidence on yourselves. You will then see that the anti-Islamic haters will be chickened away from you!

Sources of this write-up (with some editing and rearranging):

http://muslim-defence.com/Aisha.aspx

http://www.scribd.com/doc/7421982/10-Easy-Step-More-Intense
 

Raihan

Junior Member
Salaam. The write-up has been updated. Please take a closer look once again. This is a very informative article.
 

nyerekareem

abdur-rahman
:salam2:

i totally understood the circumstances of the prophet's :saw: marriage to A'isha RA and more people today are beginning to understand; but a question remains for some; which is: in 2009 is it appropriate or okay for an older man to marry a person of 9 years of age?
:wasalam:
 

Musulmanin

Junior Member
:salam2:

jazakallah khair for this post. Very informative.

I would like to add something. I believe it was a common practice among Romans to marry girls who were 12 yrs-old. It was a norm. However, I never hear Catholics so vehemetly criticizing it.

thanks for the post.


:wasalam:
 

Aquila09

New Member
Jazakallah,
Can I just add that it is said by many scholars that the age at which Aisha (RA) was married was 16years and she began to live with him at 19. After my father, who has studied old arabic literature, explained it to me, it made sense. In arabic literature in the past, what was generally understood by people was omitted in the text to make it succint. This is still the case in some things in arabic today. So basically, in the text that was used to say that Aisha (RA) was 6 or 9 when she was married, di indeed say that, but only because it was generally understood that she was in her teens and not so young; so the '1' was omitted.
I'm not sure how reliable that is or if that was the case with Aisha (RA)'s age but I think its quite a good argument. I've also read another article which disproves Aisha (RA)'s marriage having been so young. I can't find it but one of the points it mentioned was that Aisha (RA) accompanied the muslims in the Battle of Badr, and as no one under the age of 15 was allowed, she can't have been so young.

Wassalam,
Aquila09
 

Bigmo

New Member
Schacht asserts that hadiths, particularly from Muhammad, did not form, together with the Qur'an, the original bases of Islamic law and jurisprudence as is traditionally assumed. Rather, hadiths were an innovation begun after some of the legal foundation had already been built. "The ancient schools of law shared the old concept of sunna or ‘living tradition’ as the ideal practice of the community, expressed in the accepted doctrine of the school." And this ideal practice was embodied in various forms, but certainly not exclusively in the hadiths from the Prophet. Schacht argues that it was not until al-Shafi`i that ‘sunna’ was exclusively identified with the contents of hadiths from the Prophet to which he gave, not for the first time, but for the first time consistently, overriding authority. Al-Shafi`i argued that even a single, isolated hadith going back to Muhammad, assuming its isnad is not suspect, takes precedence over the opinions and arguments of any and all Companions, Successors, and later authorities. Schacht notes that:

Two generations before Shafi`i reference to traditions from Companions and Successors was the rule, to traditions from the Prophet himself the exception, and it was left to Shafi`i to make the exception the principle. We shall have to conclude that, generally and broadly speaking, traditions from Companions and Successors are earlier than those from the Prophet.

Based on these conclusions, Schacht offers the following schema of the growth of legal hadiths. The ancient schools of law had a ‘living tradition’ (sunna) which was largely based on individual reasoning (ra'y). Later this sunna came to be associated with and attributed to the earlier generations of the Successors and Companions. Later still, hadiths with isnads extending back to Muhammad came into circulation by traditionists towards the middle of the second century. Finally, the efforts of al-Shafi`i and other traditionists secured for these hadiths from the Prophet supreme authority.

Goldziher maintains that, while reliance on the sunna to regulate the empire was favoured, there was still in these early years of Islam insufficient material going back to Muhammad himself. Scholars sought to fill the gaps left by the Qur'an and the sunna with material from other sources. Some borrowed from Roman law. Others attempted to fill these lacunae with their own opinions (ra'y). This latter option came under a concerted attack by those who believed that all legal and ethical questions (not addressed by the Qur'an) must be referred back to the Prophet himself, that is, must be rooted in hadiths.These supporters of hadiths (ahl al-hadith) were extremely successful in establishing hadiths as a primary source of law and in discrediting ra'y. But in many ways it was a Pyrrhic victory. The various legal madhhabs were loath to sacrifice their doctrines and so they found it more expedient to fabricate hadiths or adapt existing hadiths in their support. Even the advocates of ra'y were eventually persuaded or cajoled into accepting the authority of hadiths and so they too "found" hadiths which substantiated their doctrines that had hitherto been based upon the opinions of their schools’ founders and teachers. The insistence of the advocates of hadiths that the only opinions of any value were those which could appeal to the authority of the Prophet resulted in the situation that "where no traditional matter was to be had, men speedily began to fabricate it. The greater the demand, the busier was invention with the manufacture of apocryphal traditions in support of the respective theses."


In summary, Goldziher sees in hadiths "a battlefield of the political and dynastic conflicts of the first few centuries of Islam; it is a mirror of the aspirations of various parties, each of which wants to make the Prophet himself their witness and authority." Likewise,

Every stream and counter-stream of thought in Islam has found its expression in the form of a hadith, and there is no difference in this respect between the various contrasting opinions in whatever field. What we learnt about political parties holds true too for differences regarding religious law, dogmatic points of difference etc. Every ra'y or hawa, every sunna and bid`a has sought and found expression in the form of hadith.

And even though Muslim traditionalists developed elaborate means to scrutinize the mass of traditions that were then extant in the Muslim lands, they were "able to exclude only part of the most obvious falsifications from the hadith material." Goldziher, for all his scepticism, accepted that the practice of preserving hadiths was authentic and that some hadiths were likely to be authentic. However, having said that, Goldziher is adamant in maintaining that:

In the absence of authentic evidence it would indeed be rash to attempt to express the most tentative opinions as to which parts of the hadith are the oldest material, or even as to which of them date back to the generation immediately following the Prophet’s death. Closer acquaintance with the vast stock of hadiths induces sceptical caution rather than optimistic trust regarding the material brought together in the carefully compiled collections.
 

Salem9022

Junior Member
why people here are allowed to Put Deviant websites? like this one

islamicsupremecouncil.com/ >>>?

Moderaters should really control the sitiuation here.

This website has soufi chants and links to soufi websites and I think they might also have some elements Habashi belief.

Also First and Foremost the Age of Ayesha when she got engaged to the Prophet was 6 And consummated at 9. Anyone who says other wise is a Lier, Because that Hadith which mentions this was Narrarated by Ayesha Radia'Allahuan Her Self.
 

Hard Rock Moslem

I'm your brother
Jazakallah,
Can I just add that it is said by many scholars that the age at which Aisha (RA) was married was 16years and she began to live with him at 19. After my father, who has studied old arabic literature, explained it to me, it made sense. In arabic literature in the past, what was generally understood by people was omitted in the text to make it succint. This is still the case in some things in arabic today. So basically, in the text that was used to say that Aisha (RA) was 6 or 9 when she was married, di indeed say that, but only because it was generally understood that she was in her teens and not so young; so the '1' was omitted.
I'm not sure how reliable that is or if that was the case with Aisha (RA)'s age but I think its quite a good argument. I've also read another article which disproves Aisha (RA)'s marriage having been so young. I can't find it but one of the points it mentioned was that Aisha (RA) accompanied the muslims in the Battle of Badr, and as no one under the age of 15 was allowed, she can't have been so young.

Wassalam,
Aquila09


Thank you for posting this articles. I'm certainly going to analyse this.

My prof did warned me during one of the lecture about siraah written by enemies of Islam...but appeared to be genuine.
 

Salem9022

Junior Member
Schacht asserts that hadiths, particularly from Muhammad, did not form, together with the Qur'an, the original bases of Islamic law and jurisprudence as is traditionally assumed. Rather, hadiths were an innovation begun after some of the legal foundation had already been built. "The ancient schools of law shared the old concept of sunna or ‘living tradition’ as the ideal practice of the community, expressed in the accepted doctrine of the school." And this ideal practice was embodied in various forms, but certainly not exclusively in the hadiths from the Prophet. Schacht argues that it was not until al-Shafi`i that ‘sunna’ was exclusively identified with the contents of hadiths from the Prophet to which he gave, not for the first time, but for the first time consistently, overriding authority. Al-Shafi`i argued that even a single, isolated hadith going back to Muhammad, assuming its isnad is not suspect, takes precedence over the opinions and arguments of any and all Companions, Successors, and later authorities. Schacht notes that:

Two generations before Shafi`i reference to traditions from Companions and Successors was the rule, to traditions from the Prophet himself the exception, and it was left to Shafi`i to make the exception the principle. We shall have to conclude that, generally and broadly speaking, traditions from Companions and Successors are earlier than those from the Prophet.

Based on these conclusions, Schacht offers the following schema of the growth of legal hadiths. The ancient schools of law had a ‘living tradition’ (sunna) which was largely based on individual reasoning (ra'y). Later this sunna came to be associated with and attributed to the earlier generations of the Successors and Companions. Later still, hadiths with isnads extending back to Muhammad came into circulation by traditionists towards the middle of the second century. Finally, the efforts of al-Shafi`i and other traditionists secured for these hadiths from the Prophet supreme authority.

Goldziher maintains that, while reliance on the sunna to regulate the empire was favoured, there was still in these early years of Islam insufficient material going back to Muhammad himself. Scholars sought to fill the gaps left by the Qur'an and the sunna with material from other sources. Some borrowed from Roman law. Others attempted to fill these lacunae with their own opinions (ra'y). This latter option came under a concerted attack by those who believed that all legal and ethical questions (not addressed by the Qur'an) must be referred back to the Prophet himself, that is, must be rooted in hadiths.These supporters of hadiths (ahl al-hadith) were extremely successful in establishing hadiths as a primary source of law and in discrediting ra'y. But in many ways it was a Pyrrhic victory. The various legal madhhabs were loath to sacrifice their doctrines and so they found it more expedient to fabricate hadiths or adapt existing hadiths in their support. Even the advocates of ra'y were eventually persuaded or cajoled into accepting the authority of hadiths and so they too "found" hadiths which substantiated their doctrines that had hitherto been based upon the opinions of their schools’ founders and teachers. The insistence of the advocates of hadiths that the only opinions of any value were those which could appeal to the authority of the Prophet resulted in the situation that "where no traditional matter was to be had, men speedily began to fabricate it. The greater the demand, the busier was invention with the manufacture of apocryphal traditions in support of the respective theses."


In summary, Goldziher sees in hadiths "a battlefield of the political and dynastic conflicts of the first few centuries of Islam; it is a mirror of the aspirations of various parties, each of which wants to make the Prophet himself their witness and authority." Likewise,

Every stream and counter-stream of thought in Islam has found its expression in the form of a hadith, and there is no difference in this respect between the various contrasting opinions in whatever field. What we learnt about political parties holds true too for differences regarding religious law, dogmatic points of difference etc. Every ra'y or hawa, every sunna and bid`a has sought and found expression in the form of hadith.

And even though Muslim traditionalists developed elaborate means to scrutinize the mass of traditions that were then extant in the Muslim lands, they were "able to exclude only part of the most obvious falsifications from the hadith material." Goldziher, for all his scepticism, accepted that the practice of preserving hadiths was authentic and that some hadiths were likely to be authentic. However, having said that, Goldziher is adamant in maintaining that:

In the absence of authentic evidence it would indeed be rash to attempt to express the most tentative opinions as to which parts of the hadith are the oldest material, or even as to which of them date back to the generation immediately following the Prophet’s death. Closer acquaintance with the vast stock of hadiths induces sceptical caution rather than optimistic trust regarding the material brought together in the carefully compiled collections.

AnyOne Who Denies the Sunnah has Left the Fold of Islam

We as Muslims do Not take our religion from Non-Muslims especially this "Goldziher"
 
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