@LickshotLippy@jb_0161 Thing is lippy I hear what ur saying but how else do you prove what happened or who existed in the past without written documents from that time?
@Isaiah_LXX @ahmed42911 @Jr_deedat You’re still not understanding. You’re only looking
at the age and not the criteria, the criteria are the 3 that are mentioned so you can still apply Muhammad ﷺ criteria today. The principles of the criteria remain it’s just our understanding of who’s ready has changed.
@Isaiah_LXX @ahmed42911 @Jr_deedat Yes anyone today using aishas age to justify marrying that age today, is misusing Islam because what was deemed as acceptable for those 3 criteria’s back then isn’t deemed as acceptable today.
@Isaiah_LXX @ahmed42911 @Jr_deedat Mentally or physically ready, or even mature enough under the age of 18. People using the example of muhammad back then are misinterpreting the standard set out by Muhammad to justify their own actions .
@Isaiah_LXX @ahmed42911 @Jr_deedat You clearly don’t understand the Islamic position on when you can get married properly so let me break it down to you.
1. You must be physically ready
2. You must be mentally ready.
3. You must be over the age of puberty
If we break that down to today’s day, no one is