Aishah bint Abi Bakr
أم عبد الله عائشة بنت أبي بكر الصديق
Companion, died 57 AH in Madinah. Named in the chains of 3,188 narrations of the library, 661 in Bukhari, 259 in Muslim, 348 in Abu Dawud.
3,188narrations name her
15collections
57 AHshe died, in Madinah
Narrations she is named in
Bukhari661Muslim259Abu Dawud348Tirmidhi227Nasa'i530Ibn Majah340Muwatta51Ahmad11Darimi149Riyad as-Salihin108Bulugh al-Maram111Al-Adab Al-Mufrad52Shama'il59Mishkat281Nawawi's Forty1
Ash-Shama'il, page 2 of 2
Ash-Shama'il 275Sahih“I asked Aishah about the ritual prayer of the Messenger of Allah, and she said: ‘He used to perform two cycles of ritual prayer before the noon prayer and two cycles after it, two cycles after the
sunset prayer, two cycles after the evening prayer, and two…Ash-Shama'il 286“I asked Aishah about the fasting of the Messenger of Allah. She said: ‘He used to fast until we would say: ‘He has fasted,’ and he used to break fast until we would say: ‘He has broken fast.’’ She also said: ‘The Messenger of Allah did not fast for a whole…Ash-Shama'il 290“I did not see the Messenger of Allah fast in any month more than his fasting for Allah’s sake in Shaban. He used to keep fast through all but a little of Shaban; no indeed, he used to keep fast through all of it!”Ash-Shama'il 292“The Prophet was devoutly committed to fasting every Monday and Thursday.”Ash-Shama'il 294Aishah said;
“The Prophet used to fast on the Saturday of one month, and on the Sunday and the Monday, as well as on the Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of another month.”Ash-Shama'il 295“The Messenger of Allah would not fast in any month more than he did in Shaban.”Ash-Shama'il 297“Ashura was a day on which Quraish used to fast in the pagan era Ramadan became the obligatory religious duty, and Ashura was omitted, so one is free to fast this day or not to fast it.”Ash-Shama'il 298“I asked Aishah: ‘Was the Messenger of Allah used to singling out any of the days?’ She said: ‘His work was perpetual. Who of you would be capable of doing what the Messenger of Allah used to be do?’”Ash-Shama'il 299Sahih“The Messenger of Allah entered my presence, and there was a woman with me, so he said: ‘Who is this?’ I said: ‘So-and-so, who does not sleep at night.’ the Messenger of Allah then said: ‘Incumbent upon you are the works of which you are capable, for, by…Ash-Shama'il 300“I asked Aishah and Umm Salamah: ‘Which work was dearest to the Messenger of Allah?’ They said: ‘That which a person perseveres in, even if the amount of work done is small.’”Ash-Shama'il 305“I asked ‘Aishah about the Quranic recitation of the Prophet: ‘Was he used to whispering the recitation, or pronouncing it audibly?’ She said: ‘He used
to do both. He would sometimes whisper and sometimes speak audibly.’ I therefore said: ‘Praise be to Allah…Ash-Shama'il 314“The Messenger of Allah kissed Uthman ibn Mazun when he was dead, and he was weeping.” (or: “his eyes were shedding tears”).Ash-Shama'il 316Sahih“The mattress on which the Messenger of Allah used to sleep consisted of tanned hides stuffed with fibers.”Ash-Shama'il 335Sahih“The Messenger of Allah was neither obscene, nor profligate, nor boisterous in the markets, and he would not repay a misdeed with a misdeed, but would pardon and forgive.”Ash-Shama'il 336“The Messenger of Allah never struck anything with his hand unless he was struggling in the cause of Allah, nor did he ever strike a servant or a woman.”Ash-Shama'il 337“I never saw the Messenger of Allah take revenge for an outrage committed against him as long as none of the sacred prohibitions of Allah were violated, but if there was any violation of the sacred prohibitions of Allah, he would be enraged. Whenever he was…Ash-Shama'il 338“A man sought permission to come in to see the Messenger of Allah while I was in his presence, so he said: ‘What a disagreeable man he is!’ Then he gave him permission to enter, and when he came in, he spoke to him gently. After he had left, I said: ‘O…Ash-Shama'il 345“The Prophet used to accept gifts and provide recompense of greater value.”Ash-Shama'il 357‘We, Muhammad’s wives, would go an entire month without cooking anything over a fire, and with nothing to eat and drink but dates and water.’Ash-Shama'il 367“The Prophet died when he was sixty-three years of age.”Ash-Shama'il 372“I was resting the Prophet on my chest (or: on my lap), when he called for a basin in which to urinate. Then he urinated and died soon after.”Ash-Shama'il 373“I saw the Messenger of Allah when he was at the point of death, and beside him there was a vessel containing water. He would dip his hand into the vessel, then wipe his face with the water, saying: ‘O Allah, help me against the atrocities of death (or: the…Ash-Shama'il 374Sahih“No more will I envy anyone for an easy death now that I have seen how the Messenger of Allah suffered in his passing.”Ash-Shama'il 375“When the Messenger of Allah died, they disagreed over where to bury him, so Abu Bakr said: ‘I heard the Messenger of Allah say something I have never forgotten. He said: ‘Never has Allah taken a Prophet, but in the place where he would want to be buried.’ So…Ash-Shama'il 376Sahih“Abu Bakr kissed the Prophet after he died.”Ash-Shama'il 377“Abu Bakr entered the presence of the Prophet after his demise, whereupon he placed his mouth between his eyes, and his hands on his forearms, exclaiming: ‘O Prophet! O best friend! O bosom friend!’”Ash-Shama'il 379“The Messenger of Allah died on a Monday.”Ash-Shama'il 388“The Messenger of Allah said: ‘We are not inherited from. Whatever we leave behind is a charitable donation.’”Ash-Shama'il 391“The Messenger of Allah did not leave behind a gold coin, nor a silver coin, nor a sheep, nor a camel.” Then he added, “And I suspect she said, ‘nor a male and female slave.’”