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'''Umm Ayman''' (امّ ایمن) is the [[kuniya]] of Barakat bt. Tha'labat b. 'Amr, was one of the | {{Infobox sahaba | ||
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| Home town = [[Mecca]],[[Medina]] | |||
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| Well-known relatives = [[Zayd b. Haritha]],[[Usama b. Zayd]] | |||
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| Presence at [[ghazwas]] = [[Battle of Uhud]] and [[Battle of Khaybar]] | |||
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| Other activities = Bearing witness that [[the Prophet (s)]] has given [[Fadak]] to [[Fatima (a)]] | |||
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'''Umm Ayman''' (امّ ایمن) is the [[kuniya]] of Barakat bt. Tha'labat b. 'Amr, was one of the [[Sahaba|companion]]s of [[the Prophet (s)]]. She was freed by the Prophet (s) and was the mother of [[Usama b. Zayd]]. | |||
After the demise of the Prophet (s) and confiscation of [[Fadak]] by [[Abu Bakr]], she was the only person who bore witness with [[Imam Ali (a)]] that the Prophet (s) has given Fadak to [[Fatima ( | After the demise of the Prophet (s) and confiscation of [[Fadak]] by [[Abu Bakr]], she was the only person who bore witness with [[Imam 'Ali (a)]] that the Prophet (s) has given Fadak to [[Fatima (a)]]. | ||
The Prophet (s) counted her among the women of [[Paradise]]. | The Prophet (s) counted her among the women of [[Paradise]]. | ||
==Lineage== | ==Lineage== | ||
Baraka | Baraka bt. Tha'labi b. 'Amr, known as Umm Ayman, was the [[Abyssinian]] female servant of [['Abd Allah b. 'Abd al-Muttalib]] (the father of the Prophet (s)) or his wife, [[Amina]]. After the demise of 'Abd Allah and Amina, [[the Prophet (s)]] inherited her from his parents. | ||
==Taking Care of Muhammad (s) in His Childhood== | ==Taking Care of Muhammad (s) in His Childhood== | ||
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==Marriage and Children== | ==Marriage and Children== | ||
When the Prophet (s) want to marry [[Khadija]], he liberated Umm Ayman and she married | When [[the Prophet (s)]] want to marry [[Khadija]], he liberated Umm Ayman and she married 'Ubayd b. Zayd al-Khazraji and she gave birth to [[Ayman]]. That is why she is called "Umm Ayman" (mother of Ayman). After a while 'Ubayd passed away; she married [[Zayd b. Haritha]], who was liberated and then adopted by the Prophet (s) as his son. It was after this marriage that she gave birth to [[Usama b. Zayd]]. | ||
==Immigration== | ==Immigration== | ||
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==Relationship with Ahl al-Bayt (a)== | ==Relationship with Ahl al-Bayt (a)== | ||
[[The Prophet (s)]] likes her very much. It is said that he sometimes called her "mother". There are some narrations about her elite status in the Prophet's eyes. The Prophet (s) went to her house to visit her. Also, [[Abu Bakr]] and [['Umar]] -following the Prophet (s)- did this. In some hadith | [[The Prophet (s)]] likes her very much. It is said that he sometimes called her "mother". There are some narrations about her elite status in the Prophet's eyes. The Prophet (s) went to her house to visit her. Also, [[Abu Bakr]] and [['Umar]] -following the Prophet (s)- did this. In some [[hadith source]]s, there is a chapter about Umm Ayman's virtues. | ||
In some Shi'a | In some [[Shi'a source]]s, she was mentioned with honour and respect. The Prophet (s) introduced her as one of the heavenly women. After the demise of the Prophet and confiscation of [[Fadak]] by [[Abu Bakr]], she was the only person who bore witness with [[Imam 'Ali (a)]] that [[the Prophet (s)]] has given Fadak to [[Fatima (a)]]. | ||
She has narrated some [[ | She has narrated some [[hadith]]s and narrators such as, [[Anas b. Malik]], [[Abu Yazid al-Madani]] and [[Hanash b. 'Abd Allah al-San'ani]] have narrated hadiths from her. | ||
==Demise== | ==Demise== | ||