Muhammad demonstrated exemplary loyalty to his late wife Khadijah

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Muhammad demonstrated exemplary loyalty to his late wife Khadijah

Muhammad used to ask Aisha to send a serving of food to the friends of his late wife Khadijah every time Aisha cooked a sheep or an ewe. Muhammad mentioned to Aisha that no one was better than Khadijah at her time, she believed him when he first received God’s revelation but many people did not (some of his uncles and relatives did not believe him). 

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