Muhammad Lived Most Of His Life Married To One Woman

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Muhammad Lived Most Of His Life Married To One Woman

He was married to Khadijah for almost 25 years and he was a father of four girls and two boys. Both of his sons died in their childhood. After Khadijah passed away he married a poor old widow called “Sawdah”. 

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