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Could this have been an ancient snippet into the modern #men-are-trash hashtag, wherein the modern 21st century woman voices the opinion that most men are good-for-nothing slothful and indolent idlers? Check out the 21st century equivalent wherein [[Female privilege|women continue to appear oblivious to the societal favours granted to them]]. | Could this have been an ancient snippet into the modern #men-are-trash hashtag, wherein the modern 21st century woman voices the opinion that most men are good-for-nothing slothful and indolent idlers? Check out the 21st century equivalent wherein [[Female privilege|women continue to appear oblivious to the societal favours granted to them]]. | ||
==Julaybib== | |||
The Sunnah tells a story about how Muhammad cared for a [[Protocel]] among his companions, named Julaybib. Since Julaybib, who was shunned by society for his unattractive [[looks]] and unknown lineage, did not find a wife, Muhammad asked a Muslim family if their daughter would marry him. Her parents rejected this, but the daughter agreed to marry him, if Muhammad says so. Muhammad then married both. Later, Julaybib felt during a battle against the polytheists, becoming a martyr.<ref name="islamstory">[https://islamstory.com/en/artical/3408730/Julaybib ''Julaybib - Sahabah (Male Companions)''], Islamstory, 12 September 2019.</ref> | |||
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