Holy Prophet of Islam - Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa — Page 397
The Holy Prophet of Islam, Hadrat Muhammad Mustafa sa sa ra sa ra. Mother of the Faithful. The Holy Prophet" made her observe Purdah from which everyone came to know that she had become the Mother of the. Faithful. On the third day after returning from Khaibar when the Holy. Prophet along with his Companions" reached a place called Sahbā, proper arrangements were made for the wedding ceremony. Hadrat Umm Sulaim", the mother of Ḥaḍrat Anas bin Mālik" prepared Ḥaḍrat Şafiyyah" as a bride and the wedding took place. The next day, the Holy Prophet* told. Hadrat Bilal to spread the tablecloth. Dates, cheese and butter were placed on the tablecloth which everyone ate together. This was the Walima ceremony. There was no bread or meat served in this function. ra sa га ra ra sa га sa. Being the daughter of a great chief, the only way she could avoid being a slave was to marry the Holy Prophet". Her father Ḥuyyay Ibn. Akhtab was a staunch enemy of the Holy Prophet" and was determined to destroy Islām. However, Hadrat Şafiyyah" accepted Islām and became the wife of the Holy Prophet". Hadrat Safiyyah" had difficulty adjusting as wife of the Holy Prophet" because the other wives of the Holy Prophet belonged to the Quraish and other Arab tribes and they considered themselves better than Hadrat Şafiyyah" who came from a Jewish family. . She was so annoyed with the attitude of the other wives of the Holy. Prophet that she could not bear it any more. So she complained to the. Holy Prophet while her eyes were overflowing with tears. The Holy. Prophet told her to tell his other wives who annoy her that she is better than them as the Holy Prophet" is her husband, Moses" is her great granduncle and Aaron" is her great grandfather. This made her happy and after this talk with the Holy Prophet" she never felt inferior to anyone of the wives of the Holy Prophet. sa sa sa as sa sa sa as (Jami' Tirmidhi, Abwäbul Manaqib Fi Fadli Azwājin Nabiyyi") ra. Hadrat Safiyyah was a widow of Kinānah ibn al-Rabi', a Chief of. Khaibar who was killed in the siege of Khaibar, when she was married to 397