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Why our holy prophet Mohammed SAW have so many wives
A sensitive and often misunderstood topic! Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) marriages have been the subject of much discussion and debate. Here are some historical and contextual explanations:

Social and Cultural Context
1. *Arabian customs*: In pre-Islamic Arabia, polygamy was a common practice among nobles and leaders. It was a way to secure alliances, consolidate power, and ensure the care of widows and orphans.
2. *Protection and support*: Marriage provided women with protection, support, and economic security in a society where women's rights were limited.

Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) Marriages
1. *First marriage: Khadija*: The Prophet's first wife, Khadija, was a wealthy businesswoman who proposed to him. She was 40 years old, and he was 25. This marriage was monogamous and lasted for 25 years until Khadija's death.
2. *Subsequent marriages*: After Khadija's death, the Prophet married several women, mostly widows or divorcees, for various reasons:
1. *Alliances and diplomacy*: To secure alliances with other tribes and leaders.
2. *Protection and support*: To provide for women who had lost their husbands or were in need of care.
3. *Social reform*: To challenge existing social norms and promote the rights of women.

Key Facts
1. *Total number of wives*: The Prophet had a total of 11 wives, but not all at the same time.
2. *Age and circumstances*: Most of his wives were older, widowed, or divorced, and he married them for reasons of protection, support, and social reform.
3. *Revelations and guidance*: The Quran and Hadith provide guidance on marriage, family, and social relationships, emphasizing justice, compassion, and equality.

Conclusion
Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) marriages were a complex mix of social, cultural, and religious factors. While polygamy was a common practice in pre-Islamic Arabia, the Prophet's marriages were guided by a desire to promote social justice, protect the vulnerable, and challenge existing social norms.