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Has told me Al Hasan bin Muhammad bin Shabbah Has told us Hajjaj from Ibn Juraij he said; Atha` argued that he heard Ubaid bin Umair say; I heard Aisha radiallahu 'anha say; That the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam once stopped at the house of Zainab bint Jahsy and he also drank honey there. Then Hafshah and I advised each other, that whoever among us was met by the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam should say, "Indeed I get the smell of Maghafir. Have you finished eating Maghafir?" Finally he went in to meet one of the two and he revealed the sentence to him. Finally he said: "No, but I only drink honey at the place of Zainab bint Jahsyin and I will not repeat it again." Then the verse came down: "O Prophet, why do you forbid something that has been made lawful by Allah ..." until His word: "If you both repent..." namely to Aisha and Hafshah.".. as for the quote of the verse "And when the Prophet said secret to some of his wives ..." which is related to his words: "In fact I only drink honey."
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Has told us Abu Bakr bin Abi Syaibah and Zuhair bin Harb while the translation from Abu Bakr both said; Has told us Sufyan bin Uyainah from Yahya bin Sa'id that he heard Ubaid bin Hunain he was a former friend of Abbas, he said; I heard Ibn Abbas say; I want to ask Umar about two women (the wives of the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam) who used to plot against him during the time of the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam, and for a year I did not get an answer until finally I accompanied Umar to Mecca, when I arrived at Marru. Dzahran, he went somewhere to defecate, he said; Prepare for me a vessel filled with water, then I gave him, after he had finished his desire, he came back and I went to follow him, then I asked him; O Amirul Believers, who are the two wives (The Messenger of Allah sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam) that I have not had time to continue my conversation, until he said; 'Aisha and Hafsa.
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Has told us Yahya bin Bishr Al Hariri had told us Mu'awiyah, namely Ibn Salam from Yahya bin Abu Kathir that Ya'la bin Hakim had informed him that Sa'id bin Jubair had informed him that he had heard of Ibn Abbas said; If a husband forbids himself (intercourse) with his wife, then it is an oath whose kafarat (fine) must be paid. He continued; "Indeed, the Messenger of Allah has been a good role model for you."
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Has told us 'Amru bin 'Aun said, has told us Husyaim from Humaid from Anas bin Malik said, 'Umar bin Al Khaththab, "I have a thought that I would like if it were granted by my Lord in three matters. So I conveyed it to the
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Has told us Abu Bakr bin Abi Syaibah and Zuhair bin Harb while the translation from Abu Bakr both said; Has told us Sufyan bin Uyainah from Yahya bin Sa'id that he heard Ubaid bin Hunain he was a former friend of Abbas, he said; I heard Ibn Abbas say; I want to ask Umar about two women (the wives of the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam) who used to plot against him during the time of the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam, and for a year I did not get an answer until finally I accompanied Umar to Mecca, when I arrived at Marru. Dzahran, he went somewhere to defecate, he said; Prepare for me a vessel filled with water, then I gave him, after he had finished his desire, he came back and I went to follow him, then I asked him; O Amirul Believers, who are the two wives (The Messenger of Allah sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam) that I have not had time to continue my conversation, until he said; 'Aisha and Hafsa.
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Has told us Yahya bin Bishr Al Hariri had told us Mu'awiyah, namely Ibn Salam from Yahya bin Abu Kathir that Ya'la bin Hakim had informed him that Sa'id bin Jubair had informed him that he had heard of Ibn Abbas said; If a husband forbids himself (intercourse) with his wife, then it is an oath whose kafarat (fine) must be paid. He continued; "Indeed, the Messenger of Allah has been a good role model for you."
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Has told us 'Amru bin 'Aun said, has told us Husyaim from Humaid from Anas bin Malik said, 'Umar bin Al Khaththab, "I have a thought that I would like if it were granted by my Lord in three matters. So I conveyed it to the