Limits on prophet Muhammad's wives

السيرة النبوية

Limits on prophet Muhammad's wives

Muslims were not allowed to marry any of the wives of Prophet Muhammad after he passed away because they were like their mothers. In the Quran, God described the wives of the Prophet as being unlike other women (they should be seen by other Muslims as exemplary and as the mothers of believers). 

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