Because she was very, very clever. Here are some of her talents.
* She memorised the Qur'an.
* She recounted thousands of hadiths about Mohammed's life.
* She was an expert on sharia law, and frequently settled disputes between Muslims.
* By the standards of the day, she was a competent doctor, knowing hundreds of recipes for various medicines and how to apply them. (We might not trust her knowledge nowadays!)
* She memorised reams of Arabic poetry, and could recite a relevant verse off the cuff whenever it was needed.
* She had also memorised a lot of Arabic history and the genealogy of everyone around her.
* She was a lively teacher whose classes both men and women really wanted to attend.
* She was not afraid of anyone, and she frequently told Mohammed just what she thought of him.
About two thousand and two hundred traditions are attributed to Hazrat Ayesha
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Hazrat Ayesha (RA) passed away on July 17, 678 CE.
There is no Ayesha Islam in Islam. The Mother of the Muslims Hazrat Ayesha Siddiquah (RAU) was one of the most beloved wives of the last Prophet of Islam Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa (SAW). Many Muslims name their daughters 'Ayesha' just to show reverence to her. But there is no 'Ayesha Islam' in Islam.
Usually there are no reasons for love but in this case contributions of Hazrat Ayesha RA and her father for Islam are one of the major reason .Nearly a quarter of Hadith about family life are narrated bu H. Ayesha .
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Hazrat Khadijah, Hazrat Sooda, Hazrat Hafsa, Hazrat Ume Salma, Hazrat Zainab, Hazrat Ayesha, Hazrat Maria, and three others (May Allah be pleased with all of them).