Jul 12
Cautionary Note to The Blog and the Writer
I was reading a blog on your website and while reading I came across something very bizarre and absurd. The writer had written in the blog about and titled "The First Revelation of the Quran During Ramadan: Know the Story" The name of the writer was not mentioned.
In the blog the first wife of the Prophet (Pbuh) ,who was mother Khadija (RA), was not addressed properly.She was not addressed as Khadija (RA). Rather she was addressed as "Khadija bint Khuwailid" and as "Prophet's wife Khadija". But in that same blog Aisha (RA) was addressed properly.
I think this is very disrespectful towards her. This blog and the writer or writing team left me very disappointed in the quality of work produced by Greentech Foundation. I had high regards and satisfaction for your work and apps but after reading that blog I was extremely surprised, confused and disappointed.
Please look into this. The link to the blog is below: https://gtaf.org/blog/quran-first-revelation-during-ramadan/
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Assalamu alaikum Zara, Jazakillahu Khayran for your feedback. We sincerely apologize for your frustration. We love and respect each of the wife of Prophet (Sallalahu Alaihi wasallam). They are the mother of the beleivers. May Allah be pleased with them. With their name we use Radiallahu anha. What actually happened here is that we used the name directly as it appears in the hadith translation — specifically Bukhari hadith no. 3 — exactly as it is published on Dar-us-Salam and Sunnah.com, without any modification. You are welcome to cross-check this yourself. Here's the link to hadith - https://hadith.gtaf.org/bukhari/1/3 We are very careful when it comes to Quranic and hadith texts and translations. For this reason, we do not translate them ourselves — instead, we use reliable, established translations to serve our users with accurate content. That is what was done here as well. If you look at the Arabic text of the hadith, you will also notice that the name of our mother Khadijah (RA) appears there in the same form as it does in the translation. Nevertheless, we will be more careful about such matters in the future.