Sahih Muslim Hadith 6298

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[6298] 88 (2445) It was (tto)—AA [VNA] narrated that 'Aishah said: "When the Messenger of Allah went out (on a journey), he would draw lots between his wives. The lot fell to 'Aishah and Hafsah, and they both went out with him. When night came, the Messenger of Allah : would travel with 'Aishah, talking with her. Hafsah said to 'Aishah: 'Why don't you ride my camel tonight and I will ride your camel, and you will see and I will 2 see?"" She said: "Yes." So 'Aishah rode Hafsah's camel, and Hafsah rode 'Aishah's camel. The eL; Messenger of Allah came to the camel of 'Aishah, which Hafsah was riding, and he greeted her with 'J :LJ Salâm and travelled with her, until they halted. 'Aishah missed him :iJU JJ 7 'L5 and felt jealous, so when they halted she started putting her foot in the grass and saying: "0 Lord, let a scorpion or snake come and sting or bite me; he is Your Messenger and I cannot say anything to him." M 3 E' Ibn Hajar (no. 5211) explained that 'Aishah, 4, conceded due to IIafah's longing to be able to see what she had not be able to see. And that this may be because they were not riding next to each other, but each of them were in a certain location as is customary in a camel-train, and that the meaning of what would be seen could be the tracks of his camel. Virtues Of The Companions 301 sQiI L3