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People may be aware of the modern inspiring Muslim woman. There are many Muslim women who tried to make the world a better place through their prominent contributions to politics, science, arts and sports; Regarding our Muslim women leaders, Penzer Bhutto, the first woman in Pakistan to lead a political party and the first prime minister of Pakistan, we also have Halima Yaqoub, the first president of Singapore, and Megawati Sukarnopotri, the first president of Indonesia.

We cannot forget the mathematics Muslim women who make history through their serious work, design and perseverance, such as Aris Sosanti Rhaio, a satellite of the speed of Indonesia; Sarah Attar, Sports Sports and field races from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Stephanie Corlo from Australia as the first veiled ballet dancer in the world.

During the era of the Prophet Muhammad, many women in the early Islamic period had great importance in various leadership fields, and the following is a brief summary of some of these women - the most inspiration in Islamic history with their sacrifices, love, faith, sincerity and intelligence, and they had a great contribution to the heritage of Islam.

Khadija the daughter of Khwailid

Khadija bint Khuwaylid was born in 555 AD, and she was the first wife of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, and the first woman who believes in Islam, also known as “Mother of the Faithful”. Males were dominating all aspects of life.

After the death of her father, the business administration took over and the goods were circulated through the initial trade centers at that time, and according to the documentary, the life of Muhammad, Khadija was known for breaking the stereotypes in that era 1400 years ago, because it was the one who has applied to the sermon of the Prophet, and is still one of the time The most powerful and most inspired characters in Islamic history.

Aisha bint Abi Bakr

Aisha is considered the youngest wives of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and was a researcher in the science of hadith, and she also played a major role in politics in her era, as Aisha led an army against the fourth caliph Ali bin Abi Talib in the Battle of Camel in 656 AD, and after losing this battle she retracted the field of politics and decided to i'tikaaf on Seeking knowledge and publishing it; Where it started in narrating the hadiths and spreading the Islamic word, and Aisha Rut 2210 recently is known to have various topics, including inheritance and Hajj.

Sumaya bint Khayat

Sumaya remains one of the most tragic and inspired examples of strong women in Islamic history; Where she is known as the first martyr in Islam, and she was one of the first Muslims to defy the leaders of Quraysh publicly at that time, as she was born Abda and then later liberated in her life, Sumaya married "Yasser bin Amir" and was one of the first families to convert to Islam, yet That was kidnapped by the Quraysh tribes, which tortured Sumaya and forced her to abandon her Islam, but she refused to retreat in the face of tyranny and injustice, and she did not want to disavow her faith in Islam, and because of her sincerity was killed by the leader of Quraysh Abu Jahl.

Nusseibeh Bint Kaab

Nusseibeh bint Kaab Al -Mazniyeh was one of the women who converted to Islam at the beginning of the invitation, and within her she believed that the woman had the same duty to defend the new religion like the man, and Nusseibeh has gained fame as the most prominent woman who participated in the battle of Uhud, but her participation in the battles did not end with that battle As it was present in a number of the most important political events in that period, including the reconciliation of Aqaba, Al -Hudaybiyah, and the Khyber and Hanin, and I had the respect of Abu Bakr Al -Siddiq and Omar bin Al -Khattab, who was constantly praising her struggle and courage, and under the leadership of Abu Bakr, Nusseibeh fought brilliant Her hand too!

Khawla bint Al Azwar

Khawla is the daughter of one of the leaders of the Bani Asad tribe, and her family was one of the first families to convert to Islam, and her father trained her on all the arts of fencing and became an ideal knight, and for this she was described as one of the greatest warriors in history; Where her opponents likened her to the battlefield once in Khaled Bin Al -Walid, and she became a legend in her life, and she is still legend to this day. It was a role model for men and women and proved that one should fight for what he believes in.