Aisha and the Story of the Slander
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This book provides a detailed analysis of the incident of slander (Ifk) that befell Hadhrat Aisha (RA), the beloved wife of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Drawing from classical Islamic sources, the author delves into the events surrounding the slander, the challenges faced by Hadhrat Aisha (RA), and the eventual revelation of her innocence. The narrative aims to offer readers a comprehensive understanding of this significant event in Islamic history.
Author:
Moulana Afzal Ismail
Editor:
Muslims At Work
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