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I want to remind everyone that we covered a bulk of the wives of the prophets in season one

in the first episodes because we talked about those women that embraced Islam early on.

So we didn't cover all of the wives of the prophets in order but we're now looking at them

chronologically as it relates to their time coming into the picture when we look at the

seat of the Prophet ﷺ and the next two stories that we have are actually very similar

in regards to how our mothers that we will be covering tonight and next week came into

the life of the Prophet ﷺ and I want to remind everyone that every single marriage

of the Prophet ﷺ has a special divine wisdom to it and in fact more than one wisdom.

Some of those wisdoms of Allah you can decipher very easily as will be the case with the

two that we're going to be covering in insha'Allah to Allah. And what was very common in the time

of the Prophet ﷺ that one of the ways that you reconcile between two tribes is that the king

of one tribe would marry a noble woman from another tribe. So a noble person especially when there

was a hostility and there was a method of reconciliation you can find this practically amongst all

of the interactions of the Arabs that the leader of one people will marry someone prominent from the

other people and that will essentially end the hostilities between them. Insha'Allah there are three

such marriages that we find from the life of the Prophet ﷺ. One of them we already covered. So

there's a genre that represents three women from our mothers may Allah be pleased with them all. One

of them we already covered and she was the daughter of the most hostile person to the Prophet ﷺ in Mecca

when the Prophet ﷺ returned to Mecca. Who was the enemy of the Prophet ﷺ that was still left when the

Prophet ﷺ came back to Mecca from Quraysh Abu Sufyan who of course would become Muslim at the very

very last moments. I mean it took him to the fatih to the very last moments of the conquest of Mecca.

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