Original sentence: Aisha is usually described as Muhammad's favorite wife, and believed to have been his only virgin wife.By the end of this time, his wives were humbled and harmony was restored.Even though the marriage may have been politically motivated, to mark the ties between Muhammad and his companion Abu Bakr, most early accounts say that Muhammad and Aisha became sincerely fond of each other.Ibn Ishaq, in his Sirat Rasulallah, states that during Muhammad's last illness, he sought Aisha's apartments and died with his head in her lap.Some say that since Ali forgave her, so should Shi'a; other Shi'a are less forgiving.The Sunni take this as evidence of Muhammad's fondness for Aisha.They who spread the slander are a gang among you..." (), is usually taken as a rebuke to those who slandered Aisha
Edited sentence: Aishah was infamous for her jealousy.Even though the marriage may have been politically motivated, to mark the ties between Muhammad and his companion Abu Bakr, sunni accounts are mixed- at one poit suggesting that Muhammad and Aisha became sincerely fond of each other and at other times recording serious incidences where Aisha demonstrated great disrespect by slander Muhammed's first most beloved wif Khadijah, and his other wives out of jealousy.Shia's respect Aisha as a wife of the prophet and dont so mch hate her as they do her conduct with Muhammed and actions against Ali epsecially when on numerous occasions Muhammed said "ph God Love those who love Ali, support those who support Ali, and reject those who reject him".They who spread the slander are a gang among you..." (), is usually taken as a rebuke to those who slandered Aisha.. despite sunni claims it is NOT the shias that propagated the claims, nor do they accept them to be true.after the Battle ALi graciusly took her back to Medina where she withdrew from Public life, unheard of until she died.her narations are contradictory in many areas, and little (not none) credibility  or authority is give to them by Shia's.shias dont look at aisha with as much importance or religious significance as sunnis do