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The article by Dr. Osama Qabile, a scholar of Al-Azhar Al-Sharif, discusses how Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) dealt with his wives' jealousy. He emphasized that the Prophet did not allow them to be insulted or mocked, but instead handled the situations with wisdom and calmness. He mentioned that the Prophet became angry when Aisha, the daughter of Abu Bakr, made a comment about Safiyya bint Huyai out of jealousy, but he did not turn it into a major conflict. Instead, he responded to his wife in an educational manner characterized by tranquility and respect. The article points out that jealousy is natural in women and must be managed within limits. It also notes that marital life is prone to disagreements, but the most important thing is how they are addressed quickly to maintain family stability. The article affirms that the Prophet's guidance encourages husbands not to turn disagreements into ongoing crises.
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