Aisha RA AISHA RA ---------- The Life of Aisha RA is a wonderful Illustration that a Muslim woman can be a scholar and a teacher. Aisha RA exerted a Powerful influence in the early Islamic community and provided many others with inspiration and leadership. Her talks are still read in literature courses, her legal pronouncements are studied in law schools, and her life and works have been examined by students of Muslim history for nearly 1,400 years. In her early childhood Aisha RA was brought up by her father, Abu Bakr RA, a man of wide knowledge and the closet friend of the Prophet Sallallahu Alyhi Wa Sallam in her youth, Aisha RA was known for her striking beauty and her extraordinary memory. Aisha RA married the Prophet Sallallahu Alyhi Wa Sallam in 624 C.E, during the second year after the migration to Madinah, when she was about 14 or 15 years old.
Aisha was the prophets’ third wife after Khadija Bint Khowayled and Sawda Bint Zam’a. She was married to the prophet when she was only nine years old. In fact, her father’s name was derived from the fact that she was a virgin, as “Bakr” means “virgin” in Arabic. Because she was married at such a young age she was therefore very close to the prophet as she literally spent all of her youth with him, which is why she is viewed as one of the most reliable sources of the Hadith, because she was very young and everything she witnessed was in her memory at a very young age. After prophet Mohamed died and left her a childless widow, Aisha later became very active in politics and actually led the “Battle of the Camel” against Ali, the fourth caliph, and the shia leader which she lost.
She is a poet, author, playwright, civil rights activist and teacher, and a fearless storyteller. So it is a testament to Angelou’s enduring intellect and curiosity that she has a staggering list of achievements. Her extraordinary powers of observation have guided her professional and personal life. Raised in St. Louis, Missouri, and Stamps, Arkansas, her molestation as a young child, yet didn’t hinder her. These early years were the subject of her bestselling memoir.
He amazed his new guru by demonstrating that he knew all without even cracking a book. Whether it was sacred verses or science Buddha was omniscient. Viswamitra bowed to Prince Siddhartha and worshiped him. When Prince Siddhartha was sixteen nearly five hundred of Sakyas fairest women were brought to him so he could choose one for his wife. It was then that he met the maiden Gopa Yasodhara and new immediately she was to be his bride.
Anthony Socci 3 White 11/28/08 Biography: Final Draft Da’dooch Socci “A day without laughter is a day wasted” This was John Michael Socci’s favorite philosophy that he lived by on an everyday basis. My interview with his sister Jenifer Socci, was a great privilege for myself. She is very wise, a remarkable memory and the smartest woman I know. This interview turned out to be more informative than I could’ve hoped for. Da’dooch was always fond of telling stories or explaining those who have passed.
Raised by his single mother, Rud developed a very close relationship with his brilliant sister, Fanny Hayes, who encouraged him to achieve the prominent career denied to her because she was a woman. With the help of his wealthy uncle, Sardis Birchard, Hayes went to Harvard Law School and then made a name for himself as a successful criminal defense lawyer in Cincinnati. There he married Lucy Ware Webb. Lucy advocated temperance and abolition, and was a strong Methodist who placed more emphasis on good works than on being "born again." Without nagging, she influenced her husband.
Both having their similarities and differences, they play huge roles in the books “The Hunger games” and “To Kill a Mockingbird”. One could easily see that Scout is the mature girl she is because of her wise father, Atticus Finch. Atticus taught her to be open minded, and to treat every human at the same level. Katniss’ father also played a huge role in the maturity level of Katniss. Since her passed away in a mine explosion, she was forced to look over the family.
His most important quotation is “If the colonel hasn’t sent you off by then, I’ll get you out myself.” This quote can be found on page 121. MOM -The mom in the book was a lovely woman who was the mother to character Nick. She was dating Mr. Freestone and later broke up with him. She lived in Kansas with Nick’s stepfather Bernard. Her most important quote was, “I agree with him.
[pointment led to Elizabeth’s mother’s beheading when she was just two (Briscoe). She was raised by governesses and tutors, studying with scholars, and educated to the highest standards, learning public speaking, and how to turn the tide of opinion in her favor (Briscoe). Briscoe states that Henry VIII’s sixth wife made sure of this education. This learning was unusual for a young woman of this period; however, she was born into a royal family, creating the means, and likely justification, for her ability to become educated. Therefore, Elizabeth I’s skill, judgment and intuition, which ultimately led to her success, were not so unusual
As a conclusion, my mother is my blessed gift in my life. There are many people who have inspired me in many ways but, my mother who inspired me the most. I admire her very much because she teaches me what I should do and what I should not. I am so proud to have her as my mother and also appreciate for what she did for me. (454