Abu Muhammad Ordoni

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Abu Muhammad Ordoni is a Jordanian Islamic scholar who became Shi'a twelver [1]. He is the author of Fatima The Gracious.

Regarding the Genealogy of Khadijah's Daughters, he believes that all of Khadijas daughters came during her marriage with Muhammad[2], and that she was 40 years old at the time of marriage [3]

[edit] References

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  2. ^ Fatima The Gracious p.32
  3. ^ Fatima The Gracious page 29
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