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==Emphasizing on keeping Muhammad (s)== | ==Emphasizing on keeping Muhammad (s)== | ||
When Muhammad (s) was 2, she weaned him and took him to [[Mecca]] to his mother, [[Amina | When Muhammad (s) was 2, she weaned him and took him to [[Mecca]] to his mother, [[Amina bt. Wahb]]. Since the child Muhammad caused Halima's herd of sheep to be more productive than any other's in Banu Sa'd, she preferred to keep the child with her. Eventually, at her insistence and also because of the outbreak of cholera in Mecca; Amina was convinced to let Halima take care of her baby again for a few more years. | ||
===The Event of Shaqq al-Sadr=== | ===The Event of Shaqq al-Sadr=== | ||
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Halima got very nervous and took him to a soothsayer. After listening to the child, the soothsayer warned her that he will change people's religion. Halima got more nervous and decided to return him to his mother in Mecca to protect him. | Halima got very nervous and took him to a soothsayer. After listening to the child, the soothsayer warned her that he will change people's religion. Halima got more nervous and decided to return him to his mother in Mecca to protect him. | ||
Authors have mentioned ample evidences that disprove this event –which is said to have happened several times in Prophet's life- and also demonstrated that the | Authors have mentioned ample evidences that disprove this event –which is said to have happened several times in Prophet's life- and also demonstrated that the [[narration]]]s about this event are fabricated. | ||
The prophet Muhammad (s) was among Banu Sa'd tribe for 4 or 5 years and then Halima returned him to [[Amina bt. Wahab|his mother]] and grandfather, [['Abd al-Muttalib]]. | The prophet Muhammad (s) was among Banu Sa'd tribe for 4 or 5 years and then Halima returned him to [[Amina bt. Wahab|his mother]] and grandfather, [['Abd al-Muttalib]]. | ||