How many Daughters did Prophet(Saw) have?

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Re: How many Daughters did Prophet(Saw) have?

@wellwisher4u

oops i didnt knew that the truth was so bitter for you…

@wellwisher4u

lol, open your eyes man.. what all you summarized was answered in post 9.. its the turn of shias. either to accept the fact or remain ignorant and declare openly that they dont love prophet(Saw)..

@wellwisher4u

seems you are on drugs..

@wellwisher4u

moron, Allah(swt) commanding prophet(Saw) to marry his daughter

Some well-wisher you are. Grow up, stop posting in such an offensive way. Ibn Sadique posts in a respectable matter, but you’re just here calling people names and trying to get us to say we are kafir, rather than wishing well on us.

Nobody ever replied to my post on page 1. The main part of it..

The main concern in, Rasoolallah (saw) did not mention them as much in comparison to Bibi Zahra (sa). She is also the only one to have any continual lineage, so the argument is inconsequential as we follow the sunnah taught to us by His (saw) bloodline.

Sahih Muslim: Book 031, Number 5955:
'A’isha reported that Allah’s Apostle (may peace be upon him) went out one norning wearing a striped cloak of the black camel’s hair that there came Hasan b. 'Ali. He wrapped hitn under it, then came Husain and he wrapped him under it along with the other one (Hasan). Then came Fatima and he took her under it, then came 'Ali and he also took him under it and then said: Allah only desires to take away any uncleanliness from you, O people of the household, and purify you (thorough purifying)

Even if the sons of Rasoolallah (saw), Tahir, Ibrahim, and Qasim were alive and were not under the cloak, they would not be part of Ahl al-Kisa. Just as the other daughters were not.

As for marrying Uthmaan, just because they were wives of Uthman doesn’t mean the Prophet (saw) married them to him. Keep in mind that both Ruqayyah and Umme Kulthoom were previously married, and Islamically it was not required of them to seek consent from their father before marrying anyone.

Whatever you want to say, it is apparent which daughter of Rasoolallah (saw) had the higher merit in Islam and its history, who Surah Kawthar was a special sign about. It’s undeniable that Fatima Zahra (sa) had a special place in the heart of Rasoolallah (saw).

Even though Fatima Zahra’s (sa) rank is not a reason to deny the existence of her sisters, the existence of her sisters isn’t a reason to deny her rank.