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'''Sārah''' was the first wife of prophet [[Ibrahim (a)]] and the mother of prophet [[Ishaq (a)]]. Her name is mentioned in two [[sura]]s of the [[Qur'an]]. She is one of [[Muhaddatha]] women (to whom the angels spoke). She was barren and | '''Sārah''' was the first wife of prophet [[Ibrahim (a)]] and the mother of prophet [[Ishaq (a)]]. Her name is mentioned in two [[sura]]s of the [[Qur'an]]. She is one of [[Muhaddatha]] women (to whom the angels spoke). She was barren and could not bear a child after her marriage with prophet Ibrahim (a). However, at an old age, angels came to her with good news. She later became pregnant with Ishaq (a). | ||
History has it that during the immigration of prophet Ibrahim (a) and Sarah to [[Egypt]], the king of Egypt gifted to prophet Ibrahim (a) and Sarah one of his beautiful bondwomen to recompense for his ill treatments of prophet Ibrahim (a) and Sarah. After several immigration journeys Sarah had with prophet Ibrahim (a) to Assyria (present [[Syria]]) and Egypt, she stayed in [[Palestine]] and passed away long afterwards at the age of 127 in Hebron (al-Khalil). | |||
According to some sources, educating dead [[Shi'a]] children in the [[Barzakh]] is upon prophet Ibrahim (a) and Sarah. The personality and events related to the life of Sarah are also mentioned in the Torah. | According to some sources, educating dead [[Shi'a]] children in the [[Barzakh]] is upon prophet Ibrahim (a) and Sarah. The personality and events related to the life of Sarah are also mentioned in the Torah. | ||