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Fatima ra
- 3. Fāṭimah bint Muhammad was the youngest daughter of the Prophet Muhammad S.A.W. and Khadija R.A. Hazrat Fatima (sa) was born five years before Muhammad (S.A.W.) attained Prophet hood.
- 6. Fatimah RA was well known for her compassionate and gentle personality. She was very generous. She lived a very simple and humble life, without any care for luxuries. This humble existence continued throughout her marriage to Ali RA. Unlike her sisters’ husbands, Ali RA was poor and both he and Fatimah RA had to work very hard
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- 9. Regarding her, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said: “Fatimah is a part of me, and he who makes her angry, makes me angry.” (Bukhari)
- 10. Sixmonthsafter thedeath of theProphet (pbuh), in the month of Ramadan, Hazrat Fatima(RA) passedaway. It was the 11thHijrahon Tuesday3rd of Ramadan, accordingto the Islamic calendar. At the timeof her deathshewas29 yearsold.
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- The Prophet SAW was reported to have said that, “The best women in the entire world are four: Mariyam, Asiya the wife of Pharaoh, Khadijah Mother of the Believers, and Fatimah daughter of Muhammad.”
- Fāṭimah bint Muḥammad or Fatima zahra was the youngest daughter of the Prophet Muhammad S.A.W. and Khadijah R.A. Hazrat Fatima (sa) was born five years before Muhammad (S.A.W.) attained Prophethood.
- Fatimah RA was also bestowed with two titles; “az- Zahra,” which means “The Resplendent One,” which also means attractive and impressive in reference to her radiant face. She also had the title “al- Batul,” referring to her pure character. If we examine her short life, we can see that she was an inspiration, one who embodied the qualities of courage, loyalty, humility and selflessness.
- Early on, Fatimah RA experienced and witnessed a great deal of sadness and hardship. Firstly, there was her sisters’ departure following their marriage. Furthermore, her sisters Ruqayyah and Umm Kulthum suffered severe mental torture as they were both married to the sons of Abu Lahab, the Prophet’s SAW uncle and staunch enemy. Then the family and followers were forced to leave their home . Life became very tough as the Quraysh banned food and any contact with the Muslims. Shortly after the boycott, Fatimah suffered one of the greatest tribulations with the death of her mother. Even after these events, she remained patient and was steadfast n her deen. She is the object of the love, and respect of all Muslims, as she was the child closest to her father and supported him in his difficulties, was the supporter and loving caretaker of her own husband and children
- Fatimah RA was well known for her compassionate and gentle personality. She was generous, helping the poor and needy; often she would give her food away even if it meant going hungry herself. She lived a very simple and humble life, without any care for luxuries. This humble existence continued throughout her marriage to Ali Ibn Abu Talib RA. Unlike her sisters’ husbands, Ali RA was poor and both he and Fatimah RA had to work very hard.
- On one particular occasion, life became so unbearable that they went to the Prophet SAW to ask him for servants. Rather than giving them servants, the Prophet SAW taught them to recite Subhan Allah, Al Hamdulillah, Allahu Akbar after each prayer and before going to sleep. This collective prayer is called the Tasbih of Fatima. In many ways, their marriage had more barakah; it was based on piety and righteousness, and above all, they had the blessings and dua of the Prophet SAW. Its really amazing that the tasbih that all muslims read everyday is named after the daughter of the prophet.
- Fatimah RA eventually gave birth to four children. The Prophet SAW was very close to his grandsons, Al-Hasan and Al Husayn, and would often be seen with them. Despite being busy with family life, Fatimah RA still dedicated herself to the Muslim community in Medina. Along with other women, she played a key role in the Battles of Uhud and Trench, such as tending to the wounded and preparing food. From here we learn that She is the object of the love, and respect for all Muslims, and supported her father in all all his difficulties and was the supporter and loving caretaker of her husband and children
- Six months after the death of the Prophet (pbuh), in the month of Ramadan, Hazrat Fatima (RA) passed away. It was the 11th Hijrah on Tuesday 3rd of Ramadan, according to the Islamic calendar. At the time of her death she was 29 years old.
- Such strong and pious women are true role models for both Muslim men and women. Hadrat Fatima (RA) is the role-model for women throughout history and for all generations, past, present and future. Hadrat Fatima-Zahra (RA) was the best exemplar for all women and Muslims should learn from her. She proved that like men, a woman too, can reach the most sublime levels of worship on the mystical path. if a Muslim woman is looking for a role model who lived her life in modesty and made the best of what she had but staying within her means, then you should surely read about the life of Fatima-Zahra (RA)