Hanafi Scholar Taqi Usmani changed commentary(Sahih Muslim)to avoid proof Ayisha breastfeed adult men!

The tradition by Dr.Lishan is different from the commentary and revision of  Shabbir Ahmed &  Taqi Usmani.It is clear in Dr.Lishan's commentary but not in Usmani's. Find the text books here!

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