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'''Fāṭima bt. Muḥammad (a)''' (Arabic: فاطمة بنت محمد) was the daughter of [[the Prophet (s)]] and [[Lady Khadija (a)]]. She was [[Imam 'Ali]]'s (a) wife, and [[Imam al-Hasan (a)]] and [[Imam al-Husayn (a)]] were her sons. Fatima is one of the Five [[Ashab al-Kisa']]. She is one of the [[14 Infallibles]] based on [[Twelver Shi'a]] beliefs. She was the only woman who accompanied the Prophet (s) in the [[event of Mubahala]] with the Christians of [[Najran]]. | '''Fāṭima bt. Muḥammad (a)''' (Arabic: فاطمة بنت محمد) was the daughter of [[the Prophet (s)]] and [[Lady Khadija (a)]]. She was [[Imam 'Ali]]'s (a) wife, and [[Imam al-Hasan (a)]] and [[Imam al-Husayn (a)]] were her sons. Fatima is one of the Five [[Ashab al-Kisa']]. She is one of the [[14 Infallibles]] based on [[Twelver Shi'a]] beliefs. She was the only woman who accompanied the Prophet (s) in the [[event of Mubahala]] with the Christians of [[Najran]]. | ||
She did not pledge [[allegiance]] to [[Abu Bakr]] and opposed him firmly. After the [[confiscation of Fadak]] and usurpation of Imam 'Ali's right in being the [[Caliph]], she delivered a sermon in [[al-Masjid al-Nabi]], which is known as [[al-Khutbat al-Fadakiyya]]. Soon after the Prophet's (s) demise, she passed away in [[Jumada l-Thania 3]], [[11]]/[[August 29]], 632 in [[Medina]]. Then she was buried | She did not pledge [[allegiance]] to [[Abu Bakr]] and opposed him firmly. After the [[confiscation of Fadak]] and usurpation of Imam 'Ali's right in being the [[Caliph]], she delivered a sermon in [[al-Masjid al-Nabi]], which is known as [[al-Khutbat al-Fadakiyya]]. Soon after the Prophet's (s) demise, she passed away in [[Jumada l-Thania 3]], [[11]]/[[August 29]], 632 in [[Medina]]. Then, she was buried in secret at night. | ||
Fatima (a) was one of the eloquent [[Arab]] women. Ibn Tayfur (d. 280/893) has narrated her sermons in a book titled as ''[[Balaghat al-nisa']]'' (eloquence of women). [[Al Abi Talib]] taught their children her sermon on Fadak.<ref>Shahidi, ''[[Zindigani-yi Fatimi-yi Zahra]]'', p.123</ref> | Fatima (a) was one of the eloquent [[Arab]] women. Ibn Tayfur (d. 280/893) has narrated her sermons in a book titled as ''[[Balaghat al-nisa']]'' (eloquence of women). [[Al Abi Talib]] taught their children her sermon on Fadak.<ref>Shahidi, ''[[Zindigani-yi Fatimi-yi Zahra]]'', p.123</ref> | ||