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Umm Salamah

Hind bint Abi Umayyah (Suhayl Zad al-Rakb) b. al-Mughirah b. 'Abdullah b. 'Umar b. Makhzum

Umm Salamah

She was married to Abu Salamah (RA). The migrated to Abyssinia twice. She bore several children while married to him, but he died in Jamad Al-Akhir, 4 A.H. The Prophet (ﷺ) married her at the end of Shawwal, 4 A.H. She was a great jurist and one of the wisest women of her time. She died in 59 A.H. at the age of 84 (other sources date her death in 62 A.H.). She was buried in Baqi. <br>She gave up her life of wealth and privilege for Islam, became a refugee, endured the kidnap of her son and the fatal wounding of her first husband, turned down marriage proposals from both Abu Bakr and Umar before finally accepting that of Mohammed and becoming Umm al-Mumineen, mother of the believers. An eventful life!

Kunya
Umm Salamah
Also known as
أمّ المؤمنين أم سلمة بنت أبي أمية
Born
~25 BH
Died
62 AH/680 CE or 59 AH
Lived in
Makkah/Medina
Class
sahabi

Hadith appearances

217 hadiths · 6 collections

Hadith transmissions

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

Research data and provenancethin dossier · expand

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Classical evidence · أقوال الجرح والتعديل

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    She was married to Abu Salamah (RA). The migrated to Abyssinia twice. She bore several children while married to him, but he died in Jamad Al-Akhir, 4 A.H. The Prophet (ﷺ) married her at the end of Shawwal, 4 A.H. She was a great jurist and one of the wisest women of her time. She died in 59 A.H. at…
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    She was married to Abu Salamah (RA). The migrated to Abyssinia twice. She bore several children while married to him, but he died in Jamad Al-Akhir, 4 A.H. The Prophet (ﷺ) married her at the end of Shawwal, 4 A.H. She was a great jurist and one of the wisest women of her time. She died in 59 A.H. at the age of 84 (other sources date her death in 62 A.H.). She was buried in Baqi. <br>She gave up her life of wealth and privilege for Islam, became a refugee, endured the kidnap of her son and the fatal wounding of her first husband, turned down marriage proposals from both Abu Bakr and Umar before finally accepting that of Mohammed and becoming Umm al-Mumineen, mother of the believers. An eventful life!