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Tarikh Khamees, Volume 2, p. 384 ('Dhikr Umm Kalthum') and Zakhair Al-Aqba, p. 168</ref>), and [[Ali ibn Abi Talib|Ali b. Abi Talib]] (Muhammad's cousin and the fourth "rightly guided caliph"), who [[She's too young|married Fatima]] (Muhammad's daughter) at the age of 9. | Tarikh Khamees, Volume 2, p. 384 ('Dhikr Umm Kalthum') and Zakhair Al-Aqba, p. 168</ref>), and [[Ali ibn Abi Talib|Ali b. Abi Talib]] (Muhammad's cousin and the fourth "rightly guided caliph"), who [[She's too young|married Fatima]] (Muhammad's daughter) at the age of 9. | ||
==In the world today== | ==In the Muslim world today== | ||
===Child Marriage in the Muslim World=== | ===Child Marriage in the Muslim World=== | ||
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'''Articles''' | '''Articles''' | ||
* [[Aisha's Age]] | *[[Aisha's Age]] | ||
* [[Rape in Islamic Law]] | *[[Rape in Islamic Law]] | ||
* [[She's too young]] | *[[She's too young]] | ||
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