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* ''Al-Muntakhab min kitab azwaj al-nabi salla Allah ʿalayh wa-sallam'' (Selection from the book the Prophet’s wives, peace be upon him and his household) by Zubayr b. Bakkar (d. 256/869-70). The book is published in 1403/1982-3 by Muʾassasat al-Risala in Beirut, as edited by Sakina Shahabi. | * ''Al-Muntakhab min kitab azwaj al-nabi salla Allah ʿalayh wa-sallam'' (Selection from the book the Prophet’s wives, peace be upon him and his household) by Zubayr b. Bakkar (d. 256/869-70). The book is published in 1403/1982-3 by Muʾassasat al-Risala in Beirut, as edited by Sakina Shahabi. | ||
* ''Zawjat al-nabi'' (The Prophet’s wives) by Saʿid Ayyub (b. | * ''Zawjat al-nabi'' (The Prophet’s wives) by Saʿid Ayyub (b. 1363/1943-4), an Egyptian convert to Shiism.<ref>[http://shiastudies.com/fa/53784 Convert's: Saʿīd Ayyūb (persian)].</ref> | ||
* ''Sabk zindigi rasul khuda ba hamsaranash'' (The Prophet’s lifestyle towards his wives) by Farzana Hakimzada. The book is written to introduce a model based on the Prophet’s treatment of his wives.<ref>[https://iqna.ir/fa/news/3670295/ The way that Prophet(a) treated his wives is a model for modern mankin (persian)]</ref> | * ''Sabk zindigi rasul khuda ba hamsaranash'' (The Prophet’s lifestyle towards his wives) by Farzana Hakimzada. The book is written to introduce a model based on the Prophet’s treatment of his wives.<ref>[https://iqna.ir/fa/news/3670295/ The way that Prophet(a) treated his wives is a model for modern mankin (persian)]</ref> | ||
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* ''Zawjat al-nabi wa-awladuh'' (The Prophet’s wives and children) by Amir Mahya al-Khayyami (1411/1990-1). | * ''Zawjat al-nabi wa-awladuh'' (The Prophet’s wives and children) by Amir Mahya al-Khayyami (1411/1990-1). | ||
* ''Hamsaran payambar'' (The Prophet’s wives) by ʿAqiqi Bakhshayishi (1973). | * ''Hamsaran payambar'' (The Prophet’s wives) by ʿAqiqi Bakhshayishi (1352 sh/1973-4). | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== |