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The reason behind choosing this topic to be the subject matter of this study is to delve into one of Islamic history cases which is shia Imams' marring non-Arab women. This study deserves much focus for its involving many important things of which the reason behind Imams marring non-Arab women is the most important one. The prophet's household Imams are the best representatives of Islamic values of which equality between all human beings and their enjoying rights of marriage to any human being are the most important ones. Marriage is considered the cornerstone of preserving humankind from extinction and maintaining love and stability. In the holy Quran Allah says " And among His Signs is this, that He created for you mates from among yourselves, that ye may dwell in tranquillity with them, and He has put love and mercy between your (hearts): verily in that are Signs for those who reflect". The present study falls into three chapters in addition to an introduction and a conclusion. The first chapter tackles marriage in Islam and it involves three sections. The first section is about marriage in pre- Islamic era, concept of marriage, forms of marriage in pre- Islamic era, polygamy, the attitude of Islam towards it, the number of women man can marry and equality between wives. The second section focuses on the purposes of marriages in Islam like saving humankind from extinction, satisfying desires, maintaining social relationship through the cooperation between husband and wife and preventing human from making an illicit relationship. The third section includes the philosophy of marriage to shia Imams, Islam urging it, choosing a spouse depending on piety not fortune or beauty and the interdependence of rights between husband and wife. The second chapters concentrates on non- Arab slaves in Islam and it also comprises three sections. The first section is about the definition of slaves and their sources. The second section is about the prophet and his household treating slaves depending on piety. The third section includes the religious belief of women slaves and the involvement of men and women slaves in Alttaf combat and supporting Imam Hussain. The third chapter is about the reason behind shia Imams marring non-Arab women. It falls into three sections. The first section delves into Imams marring non-Arab women such as Imam Hasan's wives, Imam Hussain's wives, Imam Ali bin Hussain's wives, Imam Sadiq's wife, Imam Kadhim's wives, Imam Ridha's wifves, Imam Jawad's wife, Imam Hadi's wife and Imam Alhasan Alaskary's wife. The second section concentrates on the relationship of Imams to their wives and their wives caring them. The third section focuses in the role of Imams' non-Arab wives in spreading justice and supporting oppressors in addition to rearing their daughters. The present study reveals the prophet's household philosophy of marriage with non- Arabs women and their great role in all cases that are related Imams in addition to their sacrifice for the sake of their husbands
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