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'''Bayʿat al-Nisāʾ''' (Arabic: {{ia|بيعة النساء}}) or "'''pledging allegiance of women'''" to [[Prophet Muhammad (s)]] took place after the [[conquest of Mecca]]. Some believe it was the same event as the [[Pledge of al-'Aqaba|first Allegiance of al-'Aqaba]]. The terms of this [[Bay'a|pledge]] are clearly mentioned in the 12 verse of [[Sura Al-Mumtahana]]: to avoid [[Shirk|idolatry]] (Shirk), to avoid theft and adultery, avoid infanticide (killing their own children), avoid disobeying Prophet Muhammad (s) and assigning other's children to their husbands. | |||
First Prophet Muhammad (s) put his hand in a bowl of water and said the terms of the pledge, then those women put their hands in the water and accepted the terms. | First Prophet Muhammad (s) put his hand in a bowl of water and said the terms of the pledge, then those women put their hands in the water and accepted the terms. | ||
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==Situations== | ==Situations== | ||
Most of historians believe, when Prophet Muhammad (s) wanted to make the pledge, he prepared a bowl of water and put his hand in it, then he would read the terms of pledge and asked women to do the same. Besides other ways of taking oath of allegiance are mentioned in historical source. | Most of historians believe, when Prophet Muhammad (s) wanted to make the pledge, he prepared a bowl of water and put his hand in it, then he would read the terms of pledge and asked women to do the same. Besides other ways of taking oath of allegiance are mentioned in historical source. | ||
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