c. AD 614–678
Aisha
Muhammad's third wife
c. 64years, roughly
37%of the people on this site died younger
Aisha was born in about AD 614 and died in about AD 678, so lived for roughly 64 years. Only the years are known, so treat this as a rough guide.
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- Benedict XIPope of the Catholic Church from 1303 to 1304 · c. 1240–1304c. 64 yrs
Slightly longer lives
- Urban II11th century pope and initiator of the Crusades · c. 1035–1099c. 64 yrs
- Philo of AlexandriaHellenistic Jewish philosopher who lived in Alexandria · c. 15 BC–AD 50c. 64 yrs
- Muhammad Zia-ul-HaqPresident of Pakistan from 1978 to 1988, of Saudi origin · 1924–198864 yrs
- Abdul Hamid I27th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire · 1725–178964 yrs
Others who died at 64
- Karl MarxGerman-born philosopher · 1818–188364 yrs
- Lyndon B. JohnsonPresident of the United States from 1963 to 1969 · 1908–197364 yrs
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- HafezPersian poet and mystic · c. 1325–1389c. 64 yrs
- Ivan TurgenevRussian writer · 1818–188364 yrs
- William FaulknerAmerican writer · 1897–196264 yrs
- HannibalCarthaginian general · c. 247–183 BCc. 64 yrs
- Franklin PiercePresident of the United States from 1853 to 1857 · 1804–186964 yrs
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Dates are from Wikidata (free to use under CC0), last updated 22 October 2026. Only the years are known for this person, so the ages here are approximate. Dates in old records are sometimes disputed.
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