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Cited in 2 segments across 1 recording · 2017 · scholar/scholar:al-dawudi

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11 Jan 2017Mothers of the Believers: The Wives of the Blessed Prophet ﷺ The ramifications: jurists on marrying a minor, and the conclusion Aisha was in her late teens, most likely eighteen or nineteen, Mufti Abu Layth concludes. Jurists from early on held marriage impermissible with a girl incapable of it, and the Ottomans set a minimum age of fifteen. Lessonposition checkedImam Malikal-Shafi'i [?]al-Albanial-Dawudi [?] machine11 min 49 s1:02:49on YouTube
11 Jan 2017Mothers of the Believers: The Wives of the Blessed Prophet ﷺ Why is Aisha's age only being questioned now, and is it just to appease the West? The age was treated as an issue historically through rulings against marrying girls incapable of marriage, and it is prominent now because Islam faces more scrutiny. Mufti Abu Layth rejects the report with certainty and calls the appeasement charge preposterous. Question source not recordedposition checkedSahih al-Bukharial-Dawudi [?]hadith absolutismmaqasid al-shari'ah machine10 min 25 s1:18:33on YouTube