Hazrat Ayesha's conduct in battle of Jamal was unlawful !

The barking of Hawab's dogs at Ayesha proves that her conduct was unlawful

Imam Ahmed records:

Qays said: 'When Ayesha reached Bani Amer's well at night, some dogs barked at her. She asked: 'What is the name of this well?' They replied: 'This is Hawab's well'. She replied: 'I have to return'. Some of those who were with her said: 'Nay you shall go forward so that the Muslims shall see you and Allah makes peace'. She replied: 'Allah's messenger (pbuh) once said: 'Then what would you (the wives of the prophet) do when you hear the barking of Al-Hawab dogs?'

Musnad Ahmed bin Hanbal, Volume 6 page 52 Tradition 24299

'The chain is Sahih and the narrators are reliable (Thuqat), the narrators of the two Sheikhs'

History of Tabari Volume 16 page 43:

"They went down -- Talha and Zubayr to Mecca four months after the killing of Uthman. Ibn Amir, a very rich man was there, and Yala b. Umayyah had arrived with him with a large sum of money and more than 400 camels. They gathered together in Aishah's house and exchanged opinions. "Let's go to Ali and fight him," they said. "We don't have the strength to fight the people of Medina," one of them replied. "Let us rather enter al-Basrah and al-Kufah. Talhah has a following and popularity and support in al-Basrah". So they agreed to go to al-Basrah and al-Kufah, and Abdullah b. Amir gave them much money and camels. Seven hundred men from Medina and Mecca set off, and other joined until their number reached 3000".

In Tareekh Kamil Volume 3 page 100 Ibn Atheer records that:

"Ubayd bin Abi Salma who was a maternal relative of Aisha met her as she was making her way to Madina. Ubayd said "Uthman has been killed and the people were without an Imam for eight days" to which Aisha asked "What did they do next?". Ubayd said "The people approached ''Ali and gave him bayya". Aisha then said 'Take me back! Take me back to Makka". She then turned her face towards Makka and said, 'Verily Uthman was murdered innocently, and By Allah, I shall avenge his blood'. Ubayd then said 'You are now calling Uthman innocent, even though it was you who said 'Kill Nathal, this Jew".


Talha's role in Usman's murder

"When Uthman was killed, and Talha, Zubair and A'isha went to Basra in order to avenge the blood of 'Uthman, at that time Marwan also accompanied them. When all the people were running away in battlefield (after Aisha's forces were defeated), Marwan saw Talha and said: 'By Allah, he is responsible for killing of Uthman, and indeed he treated Uthman badly. And I need no other testimony after watching all this from my own eyes'. He took an arrow and fired it at Talha, that killed him."
Tabaqat Ibn Sa'ad, Volume 5 page 38, Biography of Marwan bin al-Hakam