Fatima Zahra
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Fatima Zahra also called
Fatemeh Al Zahraa or
Az-Zahra (
Arabic:
{}) was the daughter of the
Islamic Prophet
Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him). She was born in
Mecca,
Arabia about
606 and died in
Medina in
632. She was said to have been Muhammad's favorite (and according to some sources, his only) daughter. Some
Muslims consider her to be the "Chief of the Women" in
Paradise. She has also often been considered a role model for Muslim women (see
Ali Shariati's
Fatemeh is Fatemeh).
Fatima married Ali ibn Abi Talib, who later became the fourth Caliph. The couple had three sons, Al Hasan, Al Husein, and Al Muhsin. Mohammad prophesied that the promised Mahdi will born in the progency of his daughter Fatima.
See also
External links
- [1] A biography of Fatimah.