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When the student turns to the sources of authentic Islamic law to enrich its provisions in inference, he does not lose sight of the biography of the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him - after the Holy Qur’an and the Prophet’s Sunnah in general - because of his luminous lifestyle patterns in his personal, social, administrative and other aspects, because it gives practical dimensions to etiquette. Islam and its law. <br />Among the practices contained in the biography of the Prophet and shining bright lights on general Islamic behavior is the life of the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, in his home, from a study angle of the personal affairs of his pure husbands or his sirrups. <br />I wanted to study what was included in the biography of Ibn Hisham Abd al-Malik al-Amiri (d. 217) about their lives, to show their effects in the Islamic environment, as they are a prophetic image that conveyed to Muslims a great legacy of the Prophet and his sayings, and that they are in the position of his students and his narrators to closely explain Islamic rulings in most fields Personal, Devotional and others. <br />It also seemed to me that talking about them according to the succession of their marriage to them, to highlight the interim effects of what the life of the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, necessitated in the Meccan and civil periods, explain the positive motives that necessitated polygamy, and the dimensions of this particular Islamic phenomenon. <br />The life of the Meccan Messenger had ended with his emigration to Medina when he was at the age of fifty-three, and during his life he had three wives, and in the life of the city he had eight wives, to be added to them what he had of the secretaries owned.