What is the way to stop thinking with jealousy of the Mother of Believers, Aisha - may Allah be pleased with her - and is the questioner sinful for this? And can a woman marry the Prophet Muhammad - may Allah’s prayers and peace be upon him - in the Hereafter, whether she was married in this world or not, and what can she do to achieve that, and is loving for the sake of Allah sufficient without supplicating to be one of his wives?

Thoughts and inner monologues are not held against a person unless they translate into actions performed by the limbs. If they go beyond that, as in the case of crying and throwing objects upon hearing or reading about the Mother of the Believers, Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her, then they fall under the scope of accountability and indicate envy and dissatisfaction with Allah's decree. Therefore, one must cease this absurd thinking and instead focus on emulating the actions of the Mother of the Believers, Aisha, in knowledge and righteous deeds. Controlling oneself begins with turning away from such thoughts from the very outset. One must also strive to enter Paradise first, for then the soul will attain whatever it desires, and a married woman will be with the husband she had in this world, or with her last husband if she married more than one.