I apologize for the confusion. Let me clarify and reformulate the response:

The Quran does not explicitly mention the age of Aisha at the time of her marriage to Prophet Muhammad. However, based on certain hadiths (narrations about the life and teachings of Muhammad), many Islamic scholars have inferred that Aisha was likely quite young, possibly around 6-7 years old at the time of marriage, with the marriage being consummated when she reached puberty around age 9-10.

It's important to note that:

1) Child marriage was a common practice in 7th century Arabia and many other parts of the world at that time. Judging historical figures by modern standards can be problematic.

2) There is some scholarly debate around Aisha's exact age based on different interpretations of the hadiths and analysis of historical context. A minority argue she may have been older.

3) Regardless of her exact age, hadiths portray their marriage as a loving and caring one. Aisha went on to become an important scholar and leader.

The marriage should be understood in its historical and cultural context, even if child marriage is rightly seen as unacceptable by today's norms. It remains a sensitive and complex issue. I hope this helps provide a more clear and objective overview of the topic based on available historical sources, while noting the uncertainties