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According to Historical sources [[Ibrahim son of the Prophet (s)|Ibrahim]], Maria's son, was the last child of the Prophet (s). But there were different reports on the ages of Khadija's (a) children. It is said they were born on one of these order: | According to Historical sources [[Ibrahim son of the Prophet (s)|Ibrahim]], Maria's son, was the last child of the Prophet (s). But there were different reports on the ages of Khadija's (a) children. It is said they were born on one of these order: | ||
* | * Qasim, Zaynab, 'Abd Allah, Umm Kulthum, Fatima (a), and Ruqayya | ||
* Zaynab, Qasim, Umm Kulthum, Fatima (a), Ruqayya and 'Abd Allah | * Zaynab, Qasim, Umm Kulthum, Fatima (a), Ruqayya and 'Abd Allah | ||
* Qasim, Zaynab, Ruqayya, Fatima (a), Umm Kulthum, 'Abd Allah | * Qasim, Zaynab, Ruqayya, Fatima (a), Umm Kulthum, 'Abd Allah | ||
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[[Prophet Muhammad (s)]] had four daughters whose mothers were Khadija (a): | [[Prophet Muhammad (s)]] had four daughters whose mothers were Khadija (a): | ||
'''Zaynab''' was the oldest daughter of the Prophet (s) who was born in 30 [['Am al-Fil]], when the Prophet (s) was thirty years old. She passed away in [[8]]/629 and she was buried in [[al-Baqi']] cemetery. | '''[[Zaynab daughter of the Prophet (s)|Zaynab]]''' was the oldest daughter of the Prophet (s) who was born in 30 [['Am al-Fil]], when the Prophet (s) was thirty years old. She passed away in [[8]]/629 and she was buried in [[al-Baqi']] cemetery. | ||
'''Ruqayya''' was present in the [[migration to Abyssinia]] and [[migration to Medina|Medina]]. She passed away in [[2]]/624 and she was buried in al-Baqi' cemetery. | '''[[Ruqayya Daughter of the Prophet (s)|Ruqayya]]''' was present in the [[migration to Abyssinia]] and [[migration to Medina|Medina]]. She passed away in [[2]]/624 and she was buried in al-Baqi' cemetery. | ||
'''Umm Kulthum''' passed away in [[9]]/630 and she was buried in al-Baqi' cemetery. Some researchers including [[al-Sayyid Ja'far Murtada al-'Amili]] believe these daughters were cousins of Khadija (a) which were regarded as step-daughters of Prophet Muhammad (s). | '''[[Umm Kulthum Daughter of Prophet Muhammad (s)|Umm Kulthum]]''' passed away in [[9]]/630 and she was buried in al-Baqi' cemetery. Some researchers including [[al-Sayyid Ja'far Murtada al-'Amili]] believe these daughters were cousins of Khadija (a) which were regarded as step-daughters of Prophet Muhammad (s). | ||
'''Lady Fatima (a)''': It is said she was the youngest daughter of Prophet Muhammad (s). According to [[Shi'a]] sources, she was born five years after [[Bi'that]] and [[Sunni]] sources believe she was born five years before Bi'that. [[Lady Fatima (a)]] married [['Ali b. Abi Talib (a)]] and she was one of the five members of [[Ashab al-Kisa']] (Companions of the Cloak). According to [[Twelver]] Shi'a, she is one of the [[Fourteen Infallibles]]. The [[Imam al-Hasan (a)|second]] and the [[Imam Al-Husayn (a)|third]] Twelver Imams (a) were children of Fatima (a) as well. A large number of Shi'a scholars believe the term [[al-Kawthar]] stated in [[Sura al-Kawthar]] in [[Holy Qur'an]] refers to Lady Fatima (a), as the Prophet's (s) lineage continued by Lady Fatima (a) and her children were chosen as Imams. | '''[[Lady Fatima (a)]]''': It is said she was the youngest daughter of Prophet Muhammad (s). According to [[Shi'a]] sources, she was born five years after [[Bi'that]] and [[Sunni]] sources believe she was born five years before Bi'that. [[Lady Fatima (a)]] married [['Ali b. Abi Talib (a)]] and she was one of the five members of [[Ashab al-Kisa']] (Companions of the Cloak). According to [[Twelver]] Shi'a, she is one of the [[Fourteen Infallibles]]. The [[Imam al-Hasan (a)|second]] and the [[Imam Al-Husayn (a)|third]] Twelver Imams (a) were children of Fatima (a) as well. A large number of Shi'a scholars believe the term [[al-Kawthar]] stated in [[Sura al-Kawthar]] in [[Holy Qur'an]] refers to Lady Fatima (a), as the Prophet's (s) lineage continued by Lady Fatima (a) and her children were chosen as Imams. | ||
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