Some words from the book

Was the marriage of the Prophet Muhammad (SA.) with Aisha (RA) unhappy? One was just a teenager, the other a strong-willed man in his fifties; what was the picture of the loving family life of these two, who were of unequal age? Were there quarrels? Murders? Tears of pride and pride?

Why did Khadija (RA) reach out and take the hand of the young Muhammad when she was on the verge of adulthood? The day Muhammad (SA.) became a prophet, he was trembling with fear; why did Khadija hug him and say, 'You have no fear'.

Why was the wedding of Muhammad (SA.) and Umm Habiba, a Quraysh princess, arranged in the palace of the distant Ethiopian ruler Negus? Why did he accept the Jewish princess Safiya from being a slave girl as the Mother of the Believers?

‘Priyatama’ is a unique anecdote book by the historical researcher Salahuddin Jahangir, which contains numerous stories about the married life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his 11 wives. On the one hand, it is a colorful arrangement of pure and unadulterated history, and on the other hand, it is a new discovery of an unexplored chapter in the life of the Mothers of the Faithful. The full picture of the Prophet’s married life has emerged in this book in new language and vivid prose.

In almost every family in our secular society, marital strife, mental tension, mutual distrust, and the sad tone of breaking up the family can be heard. The poisonous fumes of marital strife seem to be slowly consuming the society around us. But have we ever put ourselves face to face with the Prophet and his wives? Have we ever tried to deal with our family problems in the model of their family?

Their family was so loving and full of love in the company of the Prophet, never has that family love been read to us with interest. Yet, in their lives, there is a shadow of a family full of love and affection. The countless unique lessons of their married life are instructive for the entire world. For all future civilizations, their family love is shining like a star. Whoever accepts it, his life will be illuminated.

This book tells the story of that happy and loving life.