The Days of Prophet Muhammad with His Wives

by ‘Abdul-Munim al-Hashimi, Nour M. Jaffala (Translator)

The Prophet Muhammad (blessings and peace be upon him) had a large and lively household that was ‘ruled’ by his good nature and common sense. His marital life was an example of activity, vitality, and sympathy. He had a pure nature that filled his household with warmth and affection, and he never showed apathy, coldness, or disrespect to any of his wives. Despite his great status, the Prophet (blessings and peace be upon him) never made barriers between himself and his wives. His humbleness and modesty often made them forget themselves with him, as many of the anecdotes in this lovely little book show.

Genres: Islam

64 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 199

Reviews

[جبرئیل · Rating 3 out of 5]

Short, quick read for travelling.

A 3-5page introduction to each of Prophets wife.
Beautifully written.
New information on Umm Salamah, Saffiyah, Zaynab, Maymoonah, Juwairiyah and Sawda r.a .

Title of book is misleading, the book isnt about the Days of Prophet with his wives, but more about the wives themselves, how they got to marry the prophet, and that also no-more than 3-4 pages for each wife.

3 stars because I crave more on all of these personalities which the book doesnt offer.