A Coptic Egyptian woman who birthed a son by the Prophet (s.a.w.) who died 2 years later.

Her marriage marked the Prophet’s (PBUH) first visit to Makkah after Hijra.

She converted to Islam from Judaism and married the Prophet (PBUH).

A divorcee from Abyssinia, modern day Ethiopia.

The ex-wife of Prophet’s (PBUH) adopted son Zayd. Zayd (RA) and Zaynab (RA) divorced due to incompatibility.

She was raised Jewish and was held captive after war. The Prophet (PBUH) married her as a pathway out of captivity.

A widow who provided political consultations to the Prophet (PBUH)

She married the Prophet (PBUH) for political assurances to widows from war and beyond Quraysh tribe.

A widow and daughter of Umar (R)

She is known for her contributions to Islamic knowledge and history. She never bore children, but is known as the mother of believers. She taught the companions of the Prophet (PBUH) and scholars and transmitted the most hadith.

A wealthy widow, she was the first Muslim in her family and she played a vital role in her first husband coming to Islam.

The Prophet’s (SAW) first wife and the first Muslim.