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Aisha
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A·i·sha also A·ye·sha  -shä) 611-678.
The favorite wife of Muhammad. She led an unsuccessful revolt against Muhammad's successor, Ali.

Aisha, Ayesha [ˈɑːiːˌʃɑː]
n
(Biographies / Aisha (?613-678) F, Arab, MISC: wife of Mohammed) ?613-678 ad, the favourite wife of Mohammed; daughter of Abu Bekr


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PRESTON Marjorie Beloved wife of the late John, devoted and much loved mother of Stephanie, mother-inlaw of Spike, dearly loved grandmother of Howard, Dean and Ayisha, great grandmother of Dominik, Jacob and Lucy.
The attempt of portraying and understanding Prophet Muhammad as sexually obsessed- God forbid- through the story of his marriage to Ayisha and Zainab Bint Jahsh, or his polygamous marriage in general without considering the details, reasons and the surrounding political, economic and social circumstances is the result of an ignorant perception of some people, or an intentional vicious attempt to distort Prophet Muhammad's image by others.
I want to buy it now so that later on I won't have to look back and say that I should have bought it at that time," said Ayisha, a buyer.
 
 
 
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