Muhammad married the daughter of his closest companion Abu Bakr

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Muhammad married the daughter of his closest companion Abu Bakr

A few years later, Muhammad married Aisha, the daughter of his closest friend and most supportive companion Abu-Bakr. The marriage was an honour for Abu-Bakr and Aisha.

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