A Look at the Life of 'Atika Bint Zayd, One of the First Muslim Women

Name: A Look at the Life of 'Atika Bint Zayd, One of the First Muslim Women
Author: Havva Esma Flow

Title	A Look at the Life of 'Atika Bint Zayd, One of the First Muslim Women
Author	Havva Esma Flow
Publication Place	Sira Publications - Sira Publications
Subject	Journal of Sira Research, 2022-07 (13), p.197-222
Type	Book
Language	ara,tur
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Leitir Library
Library Asset ID	EISSN: 2791-6138, DOI: 10.56288/siyer.1112057
Record ID	cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_015cf8d60de247b48bb040b9180bed6a
Library Location	DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes	Companions' biographies are among the issues that add richness to Sira writing. Hz. with his man and woman. The life stories of individuals who knew the Prophet closely, witnessed his holy prophethood and formed the first Islamic society are of great importance. The necessity of introducing especially female companions to the world of science is beyond explanation. For this reason, in our article, the life of the famous female companion 'Atika bint Zayd will be discussed. 'Atika bint Zayd, Hz. Saîd b., one of the ten people to whom the Prophet gave the good news of heaven. Zeyd's brother, Zeyd b., who lived as a Hanif during the Ignorance period. Amr's daughter, Hz. Bride of Abu Bakr, Hz. Ömer, Zübeyr b. According to Avvam and a rumor, Hz. Husayn's wife and 'Iyad b. She is Ömer's mother. He was among those who became Muslims during the Mecca period of Islam and migrated to Medina. There is no information in the sources about the Mecca period of his life. Her first marriage was to Hz. He did it with Abu Bakr's son Abdullah. After Abdullah's death, she married a few more people from the companions of the Prophet. She is a female companion to whom the people of Medina said, "Whoever wants to be a martyr should marry 'Atika" because all of his subsequent wives were martyred. Poetry, which was common among Arabs both in the pre-Islamic and Islamic periods, is one of the distinguishing qualities of 'Atika bint Zayd. Among his poems, what he said about both the Prophet Muhammad and his martyred wives has survived to this day. His fondness for worship, his sensitivity to perform his prayers in the Masjid al-Nabawi, and his stipulation of this to his wives when he got married are also mentioned among his remarkable features.
Detaylı Başlık	İlk Müslüman Kadınlardan ‘Âtike Bint Zeyd’in Hayatına Bir Bakış

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A Look at the Life of 'Atika Bint Zayd, One of the First Muslim Women

Author Havva Esma Flow

Publication Place Sira Publications - Sira Publications

Subject Journal of Sira Research, 2022-07 (13), p.197-222

Type Book

Language ara,tur

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Leitir Library

Library Asset ID EISSN: 2791-6138, DOI: 10.56288/siyer.1112057

Record ID cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_015cf8d60de247b48bb040b9180bed6a

Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals

Notes Companions' biographies are among the issues that add richness to Sira writing. Hz. with his man and woman. The life stories of individuals who knew the Prophet closely, witnessed his holy prophethood and formed the first Islamic society are of great importance. The necessity of introducing especially female companions to the world of science is beyond explanation. For this reason, in our article, the life of the famous female companion 'Atika bint Zayd will be discussed. 'Atika bint Zayd, Hz. Saîd b., one of the ten people to whom the Prophet gave the good news of heaven. Zeyd's brother, Zeyd b., who lived as a Hanif during the Ignorance period. Amr's daughter, Hz. Bride of Abu Bakr, Hz. Ömer, Zübeyr b. According to Avvam and a rumor, Hz. Husayn's wife and 'Iyad b. She is Ömer's mother. He was among those who became Muslims during the Mecca period of Islam and migrated to Medina. There is no information in the sources about the Mecca period of his life. Her first marriage was to Hz. He did it with Abu Bakr's son Abdullah. After Abdullah's death, she married a few more people from the companions of the Prophet. She is a female companion to whom the people of Medina said, "Whoever wants to be a martyr should marry 'Atika" because all of his subsequent wives were martyred. Poetry, which was common among Arabs both in the pre-Islamic and Islamic periods, is one of the distinguishing qualities of 'Atika bint Zayd. Among his poems, what he said about both the Prophet Muhammad and his martyred wives has survived to this day. His fondness for worship, his sensitivity to perform his prayers in the Masjid al-Nabawi, and his stipulation of this to his wives when he got married are also mentioned among his remarkable features.

Detaylı Başlık İlk Müslüman Kadınlardan ‘Âtike Bint Zeyd’in Hayatına Bir Bakış