Safiyya bint Abu 'Ubaid reported that she heard Hafsa daughter of Umar (Allah be pleased with them), (and) wife of Allah's Prophet (๏ทบ), narrating a hadith like this from Allah's Apostle (๏ทบ), and she made this addition:" She should abstain from adorning herself (in case of the death of her husband) for four months and ten days
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A'isha (Allah be pleased with her) reported Allah's Messenger (๏ทบ) as saying:It is not permissible for a woman believing in Allah and the Hereafter to observe mourning on the dead for more than three (days), except in case of her husband
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Umm `Atiyya (Allah be pleased with her) reported that Allah's Messenger (๏ทบ) had said:A woman must not observe mourning for one who had died for more than three (days) except for four months and ten days in the case of her husband. And she must not wear a dyed garment except one of the types made of dyed yarn, or apply collyrium, or touch perfume except a little perfume or incense, when she has been purified after her courses
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Umm 'Atiyya ('Allah be pleased with her) said:We were forbidden to observe mourning for the dead beyond three days except in the case of husband (where it is permissible) for four months and ten days, and (that during this period) we should neither use collyrium nor touch perfume, nor wear dyed clothes, but concession was given to a woman when one of us was purified of our courses to make use of a little incense or scent
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No per-hadith grading is listed in this dataset. Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim are the two collections scholars regard as the most authentic.