and
Iram had been smitten.
“Of what tribe are you?” asked the Prophet. “Of the tribe of Khazraj,” they replied. “Are you the allies  of  the Jews?” The Prophet enquired. They said: “Yes.” “Then why not sit down for a little and I will speak  to you.” The offer was readily accepted for the fame of Muhammad (Peace be upon him) had spread to
Madinah and the strangers were curious to see more of the man who had created a stir in the whole  area. The Prophet (Peace be upon him) presented to them an expose of Islam, explained its  implications, and the responsibilities that fell upon the men who accepted it. When the Prophet (Peace  be upon him) concluded his talk, they exchanged among themselves ideas to the following effect:
“Know surely, this is the Prophet with whom the Jews are ever threatening us; wherefore let us make  haste and be the first to join him.”
They, therefore, embraced Islam, and said to the Prophet, “We have left our community for no tribe is  so divided by hatred and rancour as they are. Allâh may cement our ties through you. So let us go  and  invite them to this religion of yours; and if Allâh unites them in it, no man will be dearer than you.”
The handful of Madinese converts remained steady to the cause and they preached the Islam with full  zeal and devotion with the result that they succeeded in winning adherents for Islam from amongst  their fellow citizens and hardly was there a house in Madinah not talking curiously and enthusiastically  about the Messenger of Allâh (Peace be upon him) .
MARRIAGE OF THE PROPHET (Peace be upon him) to ‘Aishah (May Allah be pleased her):
In Shawwal of the same year, the Prophet (Peace be upon him) concluded a marriage contract with
‘Aishah (May Allah be pleased with her) ‘the truth verifier’, when she was six of age and consummated  his marriage with her in Shawwal, the year 1 A.H. in Madinah when she was nine.