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 Lady Ma'suma (a) never married.<ref>Mahdīpūr, ''Karīma Ahl Bayt (a)'', p. 150.</ref> Some reasons have been mentioned for this, including:
-'''1-Pressure in the time of the Abbasid caliph, Harun:''' A more likely opinion about the reason why she remained single is that during the reign of [[Harun al-Rashid]] and [[al-Ma'mun]], [[Shi'a|Shi'as]], [['Alavi|'Alawis]] and their leader, Imam al-Kazim (a), were under harsh persecution. Consequently, their social connections were severely limited and nobody dared to have relations with them.
+'''1-Pressure in the time of the Abbasid caliph, Harun:''' A more likely opinion about the reason why she remained single is that during the reign of [[Harun al-Rashid]] and [[al-Ma'mun]], [[Shi'a|Shi'as]], [['Alids]] and their leader, Imam al-Kazim (a), were under harsh persecution. Consequently, their social connections were severely limited and nobody dared to have relations with them.
 '''2-Being matchless:''' Some believe that knowledge and spiritual perfection of Lady Ma'suma (a) was so high that she had no match for marriage.<ref>Mahdīpūr, ''Karīma Ahl Bayt (a)'', p. 151.</ref> On the contrary, some say that Imams (a) never forced their daughters not to marry and they believed that practicing Muslim men are a match for practicing Muslim women.