9-13 Muhammad ibn Ibrahim ibn Ishaq al-Taleqani - may God be pleased with him - narrated that Al-Hussein ibn Ali ibn al-Hussein al-Sokri quoted Muhammad ibn Zakariya al-Juwhary, on the authority of Ja’far ibn Muhammad ibn Ammarat, on the authority of his father, on the authority of Aba Abdullah Ja’far ibn Muhammad as-Sadiq (MGB),

“God’s Prophet (MGB) married fifteen women, and consummated the marriage with thirteen of them. He (MGB) had nine wives when he (MGB) died. The two with whom he had not slept with were Omra and Sina . The thirteen wives with whom he (MGB) consummated his marriage were: first Khadijah - the daughter of Khuwaylid ; second Sorat - the daughter of Zam’a ; third Umma Salma whose name was Hind - the daughter of Abi Umayya ; fourth Umma Abdullah Ayesha - the daughter of Abu Bakr; fifth Hafsah - the daughter of Umar ; sixth Zaynab - the daughter of Khuzayma ibn al-Harith - Umma al-Masakin ; seventh Zaynab - the daughter of Jahsh ; eighth Umma Habiba Ramlat - the daughter of Abu Sufyan ; ninth Maymuna - the daughter of Al-Harith ; tenth Zaynab - the daughter of Amees; eleventh Jowayreeyat - the daughter of Al-Harith ; twelfth Safiyya - the daughter of Huyayy ibn Akhtab. And the wife who had devoted herself to the Prophet (MGB) was Khule - the daughter of Hakim al-Salmy. He (MGB) also had two slave-wives called Maryam Qibtiyah and Rayhana al-Khandaqiya with whom he took turns sleeping every so many nights just like his other wives. And the nine who were still alive when he (MGB) died were: Ayesha; Hafsah; Umma Salma; Zaynab - the daughter of Jahsh; Maymuna - the daughter of Al-Harith; Umma Habiba - the daughter of Abu Sufyan; Safiyya - the daughter of Huyayy ibn Akhtab; Jowayreeyat - the daughter of Al-Harith and Sorat - the daughter of Zam’a. Their noblest one was Khadijah - the daughter of Khuwaylid . Then the next noble one was Umma Salma - the daughter of Al-Harith.”