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This is my division of what I have so please do not blame me for what you have and I don’t have.”[^20] In al-Tusi’s Amali: From Umm Salamah, wife of the Holy Prophet (S), that she said: The Prophet (S) performed his last Hajj (Hajjatul-Wida’) along with his wives and he would come to one wife every day and night, wanting to be fair to all of them.[^21] In al-Majma’: When the Holy Prophet (S) completed his morning prayer, he would visit his all wives one by one.[^22] In al-Ja’fariyat: In his narration from ‘Ali (as) who said: The Holy Prophet (S) said: All pastimes are futile except for three: archery practice, training your horse and playing with your family, as this is from the sunnah .[^23] In Majma’ al-Bayan: From Ja’far al-Sadiq from his fathers (as) that even when the Noble Prophet (S) was sick, he would ask to be taken to the house of the wife whose turn it was (to be with him).[^24] In al-Faqih: From al-Halabi, from Abi ‘Abdillah from his father (as): Maymuna (wife of the Holy Prophet (S)) used to say: “When I had my monthly periods, the Holy Prophet (S) used to tell me to tie a cloth and cover myself and come to sleep with him on the bed.”[^25] In al-Kafi: From Hammad ibn ‘Isa from Abi ‘Abdillah (as) who said: My father said: The Noble Prophet (S) never assigned more than twelve ‘ awqiyyah’ and one ‘ nash’ for the dowry of his daughters and wives.