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When the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) was informed of this, he came to Abu Talha‟s house and consoled the child by having fun with him. After a few months the child became sick. Both Abu Talhha and Ummu Sulaim got very worried about his health. They tried their best for his immediate recovery and spent most of the time at his bed side. 

Once, Abu Umair had a pet bird and breed it. But unfrtunately, the bird subsequently died. Abu Umair felt very sad. The chld took this seriously that he kept on crying.

The joy of this blissful couple were multiiplied when Ummu Sulaim bore a baby boy. They named him “Abu Umair”. The sight of this child was the comfort of their eyees. They both treasure him so much. Even the Holy Prophet (peace be upon himm) loved and cherished the child.

The faithful family was so amused and delighted with this event. Ummu Sulaim thanked Allah for His blessings and .

Then another group of ten, camee and ate. In eight such groups, all of the eighty companions ate and their appetiite satisfied from that small quantity of food. What a great miracle it waas! 

Then, a group of tenn men came and ate their meal.

Then the Prophhet (peace be upon him) prayed for the food and asked Allah‟s blessing for it. Then he told Abu Talha: “Broiing 10 of the disciples to eat.” 

She brouught the few loafs of bread in a vessel. Then the Prophet asked her to sap them and some soup in to the vesel. 

 The Prophet entered the houuse and immediately said: “Ummu Sulaim, bring whatever food you havee.” 

Ummu Sulaim said: “Do not worry, then. Allah and His Messenger knows best. We‟ll just have to wait for the Prophetss instructionss.”Then a moment lateer, the Prophet and his companions arrived.

Ummu Sulaim remained calm and askeed: “Is the Propheet himself coming?” “Yes”, Abuu Talhaa answered.

“O Ummu Sulaim, the Prophet (peace be upon him) and tens of his companions are on their way to take their meal heree! What are we going to serve them?”

Abu Talha somehow felt embarrassed knowing that nothing is ready to feed all those people. He ran to his wife and sad:

All those who were present with the Prophet (peace be upon him) started to walk towards the house of Abu Talha. Anas was somwhat surprised and panicked to see that everybody was coming, so he run as fast as he could to inform Abu Talha about the turn of the situaton. 

Then the Prophet told his companions: “Let us all go and take our meal at Abu Talhas house.”

“Did Abu Talha send u?”   “Yes”, Ans replied. “With food?”, the Prophet asked. “Yes,” Ans Answred.

Upon reaching the mosque, Anas saw the Prophet sitting among his cmpa-nions who were all around him. The Prophet immediately noticd Anas and asked:

Yes,” she replied. Then she placed some loafs of bread in a piece of cloth and and gave it to his sn, Anas and sent him to the Prophet (peace be upon him). 

I think he is hungry. Do we have any avalable food in the house?”

One day, as Abu Talhha came in to his house, he told Ummu Sulaim that: “I heard the Prophet (peace be upoon him) calling in a very weak sound. 

Thuss, this devoted woman and her husband lived along with the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) . When not in battle, theey join the Prophet with his regular prayers and atended his sessions.

Back and forth they wentt, from the spring to the battlefield, Ummu Sulaim carried a camel skin bag full of water on her back, unmindful of the dangr which could cause their lives.

Her son, Anas once said: “I saw Ummu Sulaim and Ayesha Bint Abu Bakr rushing towards the Muslim warriorss. 

And that women Muslims, specially Ummu Sulaimm, spearheaded the nursing of the wounded and distributing watr amongst the Muslims warriors. 

Many Muslim warriorss got wounded. 

Abu Talha showed his gallntry with the use of his bow and arrow, fighting side by side with his compatriots while simultaneously protecting the Holy Prophet (peace be on him). Scores of pagan solders fell from their camels and horses and only to find their death on the ground. 

And the foul odor of the wnd, possessed the smell of death

Moans of anguish and cries of pain cn be heard every where. 

Even out numbered, the Prophet (peace be upon him) together with his warriors did not show fear, henceforth, they fought lik machines, crashing every opponent crossed their path.

It was a bloody battle between the believrs and the pagans

But the Holy Prophet bravely faced the with only a thousand of his loyal Muslim warriors. 

In the third year of the Prophets‟ Migration (Hegira), the famous battle of Uhud erupted. About three thousand pagan warriors came to Madina with the mission of slaughtering the Muslim population. 

Ummu Sulaim didn‟t serve for the Prophet's personal needs alone, but also participated in the many battles of the Holy Prophet. She also served as a nurse for the injured and supplied water for the hundreds of soldiers in the battlefield.

This prayer was accepted by Allah for Anas got innumerable riches and more than a hundred issues and lived for more than a hundred years and died in 91 A.

Ummu Sulaim was also eager to have the blessings of the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) for his son, Anas. she found the Prophet alone and approached him and said: “O Messenger of Allah, please pray for your servant Anas.” The Prophet (peace be upon him) kindly replied to her request by saying: “O Allah, please provide Anas a bounteous wealth, plenty of offspring, a long life and forgive his sins.” 

Anas became one of the most famous companions of the Prophet who were celebrated throughout the Islamic world for possessing the knowledge of the Prophetic traditions, the Islamic jursprudence and Wisdom.

Ummu Sulaim did the best thing a mother could do for his beloved son, when she submitted him to the Holy Prophet  Staying with the Holy Prophet (peace and blessing be upon him), enabled Anas to attend every session of lectures being rendered by the Holy Prophet. This made him acquire more knowledge and wisdom, and strengthen his loyalty and belief to Allah. 

From then on, Anas, the son of Ummu Sulaim served the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). The Prophet cared and loved him so much. Once, Anas said: “I served the Messenger of Allah ten long years and never did he scolded me even once. Serving him as his attendant during his travels, I never did hear him say: “Why did you do so?” for anything that I have done nor, “Why didn‟t you do this?” for anything that I failed to accomplish

Ummu Sulaim's dedication to Islam and to His Messenger didn‟t made her neglect the responsibility of a mother. She was always thinking about how her son, Anas, could be brought up to be a true and good Muslim. She was very anxious for her child‟s proper education. So, she finally decided to endorse her son, Anas, to the noblest teacher of mankind. She presented her son to the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) by saying: “O Messenger of Allah, this is my son, Anas. I thought him how to read and write. Please accept him as one of your humble servants.”

Abu Talha and Ummu Sulaim became among the closest companions of the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him).

Three months later, after that conversation with the Holy Prophet, in September 622 Gregorian, the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) migrated to the town of Yathrib and was later known after his migration as “Madinat Ar-Rasuul” or the “Town of the Mesenger of Allah

The Holy Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) accepted their offer. He asked them to select 12 persons among the tribe Yathrib who will be appointed as their Muslim leaders in their area. Abu Talha, the husband of Ummu Sulaim was among the selected leaders.

They also invited the Holy Prophet and his companions to travel to Yatrib and expressed their readiness in protecting them and moreover, even in sacrificing their own lives for their safety.

It was pilgrimage season that year, the 13th year of Mohammad's mission (622 Gregorian) that a group of people, comprising of 72 men and women belonging to the town of Yathrib, (including Abu Talha and Ummu Sulaim) came to Makkah to secretly meet the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him). They were very enthusiastic to find him living with them, listening to his preaching and bearing the comfort and peace of mind.

They felt so happy with their married life. Their hearts were full of trust in Allah and love for each other. They supported each other in propagating the teachings of Islam. Thy gave themselves the sincerest respect and advice with regards to Islam. And as time passes, they were considered as an honored Muslim family among their tribe

Ummu Sulaim was extremely happy. She said: “I consider your conversion to Islam, the noblest bridal dowry for myself and that I agree to marry you without any dowry at all.”

His deep thoughts led him to a conclusion. After a few days, he went back to Ummu Sulaim's place and sincerely declared: “I have decided to accept Islam and that I bear witness that there is no god but Allah and Mohammad is His Servant and Messenger

Abu Talha departed and proceeded to his house, wondering and thinking about what Ummu Sulaim had just said. Her words struck his heart. He seriously asked himself: “What is it in this Faith that changed Ummu Sulaim to that extent that she keeps her Faith above all worldly pleasures?”

“This is the only way we can attain the mercy of Allah, His blessings and the satisfaction of our souls. If you can accept the Truth, then and only then, will I marry you”, Ummu Sulaim said.

Let me think about it, Abu Talha murmured, feeling puzzled by the last question asked by Ummu Sulaim. Ummu Sulaim continued: “ O Abu Talha, I call you to accept the True Religion of Allah that He selected for humanity and revealed to Mohammad (peace and blessings be upon him)”. “It is to worship the Only and True God, by trusting in Him, by adhering the principles of morality and by renouncing both ignorance and cruelty.”

“Yes, it is true,” Abu Talha replied. “Is it a fact that you can burn them by putting them on fire?” she asked. “Yes, we can burn them anytime we want to,” he answered. “How can a man of your quality follow and worship such things!?” Are you not ashamed in worshipping such idols, stones or trees instead of the True Creator and Sustainer of the universe?”

But Ummu Sulaim was firm on her stand and said: “O Abu Talha, a man of your quality is hard to refuse and to tell you the truth is that I do like you. But I being a Muslim, can not marry an unbeliever. O Abu Talha, for once, please think about your religion. Aren't your gods carved by the slaves of your family?”

Among those ardent admirers of Ummu Sulaim was a handsome and rich youth of the same Najjar tribe in the name of Abu Talha. He offered marriage to Ummu Sulaim but she turned him down for the sake of Anas. But after a few months, because of his genuine love and adoration with Ummu Sulaim, Abu Talha approached her again and tried once more.

Again, Ummu Sulaim concentrated in teaching Anas the Islamic Faith, Morals and Manners. Most of the people in Yathrib were illiterates because there were no regular school by that time. Despite of this handicap, Ummu Sulaim tried her best in teaching Anas the fundamentals of reading and writing.

Ummu Sulaim lived in Yathrib with her son Anas who was seven years of age at that period. She devoted her time in worshipping Allah and in spreading the teachings of Islam. For she was still young and famous for her natural beauty, wisdom and manner, a number of youth of Yathrib asked for her hand in marriage. She refused such an offer taking always in consideration of her son‟s affection. She was very eager to raise her child “Anas” to be a true Muslim.

Malik made his last move. He threatened to leave her permanently if she did not abandon her new faith. But this did not even change the will of Ummu Sulaim, she accepted her husbands challenge in favor of Islam in order to obtain the mercy Allah. Full of hate and frustration, Malik desperately left her wife and proceeded to Syria where he met his death.

Ummu Sulaim was a woman of strong personality and determination. She ignored the   pressure being applied to her by her husband. She felt that her soul experienced the real happiness with her new religion. She refused to leave the way of light. Instead, she chose the path of a Muslim life.

Her husband felt outrageous upon learning of her decision in embracing Islam. He vocally opposed her and abused her and pressed her hardly to abandon her new Faith.

The couple had a son whom they named „Anas‟. Ummu Sulaim was a woman of wisdom and reason. She was among the first of the people of Yathrib who freed themselves from the slavery of social traditions and ignorance and were among the first who accepted the “Truth” courageously.

He has two sons namely Sulaim and Haram and two daughters who were Ummu Sulaim and Ummu Haram. Ummu Sulaim was married to a youth named Malik Bin An-Nadhr. 

Among the well-known families of Yathrib was the family of Malhan Bin Malik Bin Khalid of Najjar tribe. 

Ummu Sulaims’ first marriage: When the Yathrib pilgrims returned to their town, they spread the news of the True Faith and called the people to Islam. Through their countless effort and perseverance, many people accepted the call of Heaven.

This session inspired the Yathrib tribe of what they have found out and more so, made them surrender their will to Allah and believe that the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) as the True Messenger of Allah. 

The Yathrib pilgrims asked the Prophet (peace be upon him) so many questions regarding their own doubts which was purely and clearly answered by the Holy Prophet. 

They knew that the Jews were waiting for a Prophet who would confirm the teachings of their sacred books and bring victory for the believers against those without Faith. They also heard the Jews saying that the time had come for the arrival of the Prophet.

They listened to the Holy Prophet, with all ears and full of curiosity and were caught surprised about what they had heard. Surprised in such a way because they have acquired such information from the Jewish people they lived with before.

He kindly approached them and began explaining and preaching the teachings of Islam. 

In the dark night of the month of Dhulhijja of the 11th year of his mission (620 Gregorian), the Prophet (peace be upon him) met a group of pilgrims originating from the town of Yathrib at their camp in Aqaba valley of Mina, in the outskirts of Makkah. 

  He continued preaching the word of Islam among the people of Mokkah and even meeting secretly the caravans of pilgrims on the way to Mokkah.

With all these hatred and horrors inflicted amongst the Muslim followers and himself, Mohammad (peace be upon him) reacted with courage and with forbearance. Their animosity and persecution could not prevent him from his Holy mission. 

They made propaganda against Mohammad (peace be upon him) calling him names like an apostate (someone who abandons his religious faith for another), a sorcerer, a poet and a soothsayer. These acts generated havoc against Mohammad‟s followers.

superstitions and other inhumane social 2 injustices. The leaders of Makkah humiliated Mohammad (peace be upon him) and even persecuted those that followed his teachings and belief. 

When Mohammad (peace be upon him) began preaching the Religion of Islam which was bestowed upon us by Allah, the immediate response of the peopl of Mokkah was sour and full of opposition. They would rather continue their false belief in wor shipping idols,

As a fulfillment of Allah‟s Covenant with Abraham to raise a great nation from the children of Ismail and His fulfillment of the prophecies of Moses, David, Jesus and other Prophets, Allah the Almighty sent His last Prophet and Messenger, Mohammed among the Arabs.

known as Yathrib. It was famous for its rich natural resources such as the abundance of palm trees. It was in this area where a group of Jewish people resided. The Arabs were greatly affected by the Jewish ways of life, for the fact, that they even later followed the Jewish cultures and their traditions.

Ignorance of the Yathrib tribe: During the early Arab Years, there existed a distinguished town in the Arab Peninsula

May Allah be pleased with this piece of work, with great endeavor and devotion for His cause.

He is also thankful to Brother Abdulwahab for his great effort in publishing this book.

The author is deeply indebted to Brother Abdul Hak Javer who took great pain in editing and re-writing the story for the better understanding of woman in Islam and har role in the early Islamic society.

The story of Ummu Sulim became a blot in the history, for it brings goodness in reality that compromise both the Islamic society and with the unbelievers‟ culture.

Principles of honor, dignity, self-respect and recognition of woman‟s rights on property, marriage and inheritance are clearly shown as an example to human race. Equality that uplifts the morale and confidence of a woman.

All praise is due to Allah the Creator of Heavens and Earth. His peace and blessings be upon the final Prophet, Mohammad, his family and his companions. Many books had written biographies of Women in Islam and were individually astonish-ing with their wonders of great devotion to Allah (God). To mention the famous was the miraculous conception of the Virgin Mary who was a chaste and faithful woman. She was chosen and ordained by Allah to be His Servant and Mother of Jesus (peace be upon him), a great prophet of Islam. written in the Qur‟an: He said: “So (it will be): Thy Lord saith; that is easy for me; And we wish to appoint him As a sign unto men And a mercy from us It is a matter so decreed.” (Holy Qur‟an 19:21)

dialogue and cooperation with all of Allah’s children—be they Christian, Jewish, event whose horrors no fair-minded or peace-loving person can ever deny or dimi

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In the pre Islamic era the people of entire world and those of in Arab lived a barbarian life. They had no sense of right or wrong. They used to live life as per their will and whim.The people in theArab world before the emergence of Islam did accept the fact that there is one Supreme power which governs this whole universe but they associated with him the other deities. They indulged in different evils .They used to gamble, take alcohol, fornicate, do usury, bury their daughters alive,take revenges, docircumambulation the in nude and so on.The population of Arab was divided into different tribes.There used to be frequent fights between the tribes of Arab on trivial issues.The revenge was inherited by son from his father and then by his son so on and so forth.The condition of Arab was pathetic. The law of might is right was prevailing. The poor and the destitute had no one to listen to. When the evils reached to a climax then the Allah (SWT) sent Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as a messe...

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