Lesson 19 - Prophet's (PBUH) Children
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The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) had six children with his first wife Khadija: Qasim, who died at age two, Zaynab, Ruqayyah, Umm Khulthum, Fatima, and Abdullah, who also died as a child. He had one child, Ibrahim, with his second wife Maria. The document provides details on each of the Prophet's children, such as who they married and had children with. It also notes that the Prophet was affectionate towards his grandchildren.
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Lesson 19 - Prophet's (PBUH) Children
- 1. Prophet had six children with Khadija & one with Maria PROPHET’S (PBUH) CHILDREN
- 2. Prophet had six children with Khadija That’s why the Prophet said ‘she gave me children while you did not’
- 3. Qasim Born before Prophethood Lived for only two years Prophet’s kuniya was Abu Qasim
- 4. Zaynab Abul As who was the son of Hala Bint Khuwailid (the sister of Khadija)] Abul As became Muslim later Captive on Battle of Badr She had two chidlren Ali – passed away in childhood Umama – the Prophet would pick her up during salah. Sayyiduna Ali married her after the death of Fatima Prophet loved Umamah I will give necklace to whom I loved, people thought aysah but he gave it Umamah. Sent gold ring to Umamh as gift from negus king
- 5. Ruqayyah First married to Utbah Bin Abu Lahab. Migrated to Madinah with Uthamn Wife of Uthman She passed away while still married to him. Prophet excused him from battle of badr. She died while the battle of badr. Umars statement at time of burial - weeping She had a son called Abdullah
- 6. Umm Khulthum Utaybah Bin Abu Lahab Uthman married her after Ruqayah Propeht said if I 10 daughters I would have given each to him one after the other. She too passed away whilst married to him.
- 7. Fatima Born five years before prophethood. Wife of Ali Had three sons Hasan Husayn Muhsin (passed away in childhood) Two Daughters Umm Khulthum – Sayyiduna Umar married her – final wife – two chidlren name them zayd and ruqayyah. Sayyida Zaynab – Abdullah Ibn Ja’far married her
- 8. Abdullah Died before the age of two Born after Prophethood His title was Tayib and Tahir. They were not seprate sons.
- 9. Entire chapter of Wives We will analyse it when the Prophet married Saudah. Next Week The Prophet’s mission to tawheed. Next stage will be between the Marriage and gaining of Prophethood.