Abdullah bin Amr bin As reported,

Marthad bin Abu Marthad al-Ghanawi was a strong man who used to smuggle prisoners from Mecca to Medina. He said:I had agreed to carry a particular man, and there was in Mecca a prostitute called Anaq who had been my lover. She came out and saw my dark figure against the shadow of a wall.She said, "Who's this? Marthad? Welcome, welcome, Marthad! Come spend the night with us in our quarters."I said, "Anaq, the Messenger of Allah ﷺ has forbidden fornication."She cried out, "People of the tents! This is the man who smuggles your prisoners from Mecca to Medina!"So I took the path of Khandamah, and eight men pursued me. They came until they stood right over my head and urinated, their urine splashing onto me, but Allah blinded them to my presence. Then I went to my companion and carried him off. When I reached the arak trees with him, I unfastened his shackles.I came to the Messenger of Allah ﷺ and said, "Messenger of Allah, may I marry Anaq?"He remained silent toward me, then there was revealed "No one marries her except a fornicator or a polytheist" [Nur 24:3]. He recited it to me and said, "Do not marry her."

Azami 6495

Hasan

عن عبد الله بن عمرو بن العاص

أن مرثد بن أبي مرثد الغنوي، وكان رجلا شديدا، وكان يحمل الأساري من مكة إلى المدينة، قال: فدعوت رجلا لأحمله، وكان بمكة بغي يقال لها: عناق وكانت صديقته خرجت فرأت سوادي في ظل الحائط. فقالت: من هذا مرثد مرحبا وأهلا يا مرثد. انطلق الليلة فبت عندنا في الرحل. قلت يا عناق: إن رسول الله ﷺ حرم الزنا. قالت يا أهل الخيام: هذا الدلدل الذي يحمل أسراءكم من مكة إلى المدينة. فسلكت الخندمة فطلبني ثمانية، فجاؤوا حتى قاموا على رأسي، فبالوا فطار بولهم على وأعماهم الله عني، فجئت إلى صاحبي فحملته، فلما انتهيت به إلى الأراك، فككت عنه كبله، فجئت إلى رسول الله ﷺ، فقلت يا رسول الله: أنكح عناق، فسكت عني فنزلت {لا ينكحها إلا زان أو مشرك} [النور: ٣] فقرأها على وقال: لا تنكحها

الأعظمي 6495حسن
Contents
Reference
Commentary
Ayat
Collection
Jami al-Kamil
Book
Marriage
Chapter
Prohibited marriages in Islam
Section
Prohibition of marrying an adulteress
Numbering
Jami al-Kamil 6495 (2nd edition)
Azami 6495