Narrator profile

Umm Ayman, Barakah

Umm Ayman Barakah bint Tha'labah bin 'Amr bin Hassan b. Maalik b. Salamah b. 'Amr b. Nu'man

Umm Ayman

O Barakah, I shall depart from this world shortly. I commend my son Muhammad to your care. He lost his father while he was in my abdomen. Here he is now, losing his mother under his very eyes. Be a mother to him, Barakah. And don't ever leave him.'. The touching story of the cradle to grave devotion of the Ethiopian slave girl who reared Prophet Mohammed after the death of his parents and was a selfless and courageous early Muslim.

Kunya: Umm Ayman
Also known as: أم أيمن مولاة النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم
Born: before 60 BH
Died: 11 AH or later
Lived in: Makkah/Medina
Class: sahabi

Hadith appearances

1 hadiths · 1 collections

Sunan Ibn Majah1

Hadith transmissions

Hadiths in which this narrator appears, with their position in the chain.

Sunan Ibn Majah · 3336narrator 5 in the chain
“What is this?” She said: “It is food that we make in our land, and I wanted to make a loaf of it for you. He said: “Fold it onto itself and knead it.”
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Research data and provenancethin dossier · expand

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Tier: thin
Source entries: 0
Strong identity entries: 0
Chronology hints: 2
Attribute hints: 0
Relation hints: 0
Assessment hints: 0
Known assessors: 0

Classical evidence · أقوال الجرح والتعديل

1 book · 1 entry

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O Barakah, I shall depart from this world shortly. I commend my son Muhammad to your care. He lost his father while he was in my abdomen. Here he is now, losing his mother under his very eyes. Be a mother to him, Barakah. And don't ever leave him.'. The touching story of the cradle to grave devotion of the Ethiopian slave girl who reared Prophet Mohammed after the death of his parents and was a selfless and courageous early Muslim.