A Picture of the Family Life of the Prophet Muhammad (Blessings of God Be Upon Him and his Family and Peace) in the narrations of Anas bin Malik

Abstract

In the sixth century AD, the Arabian Peninsula witnessed a historical event that left far-reaching effects on the dimensions of time and space, that is the mission of the Prophet Muhammad (blessings of God be upon him and his family and peace ) in Mecca, which led to a great change on the world scene in the following centuries, and the Prophet's touch became alegislative, legal and moral source after the Holy Qur'an, and the Prophet Muhammad (blessings of God be upon him and his family and peace ) was distinguished from other sons of the nation by the specificities sometimes due to his honorable person, and sometimes due to the law of heaven in order to give the Prophet sufficient flexibility in moving In order to complete his project of change, the family life of the Prophet (PBUH) was a model for that, at a time when heaven limited the number of women to no more than four for men according to certain conditions, it allowed the Prophet (PBUH) to marry more than this number until the number reached, as it was said, to (13) wives.It was said with great exaggeration that the Prophet Solomon (pbuh) married a large number, which some may have brought to a thousand women, seven hundred hara'irs and three hundred maidservants.Moreover, what the Prophet (PBUH) brought about marrying this number of women was for important purposes, including to prevent the way to customs and ideas that were prevalent in society and the Prophet (PBUH) wanted to eliminate them, including legislative treatments, including bringing opponents closer and banishing their evil