Public figure · Q42034

Khadija bint Khuwaylid

First wife of Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ, First believer in Islam and Prophet Muhammad’s most beloved wife

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Identity and source

Born 550 · Died 619 · Wikidata Q42034 · Wikipedia source

Also known as

Kadijah · Khadīja al-Kubra · Khadija the Great · Khadijah · Khadījah ibnat Khuwaylid · Umm almuʼminīn

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Abd Allah ibn UthmanRelative
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Abd-Allah ibn MuhammadChild
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Al-Harith ibn Abi HalaChild
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Al-Nabash ibn Zurara al-TamimiSpouse
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Ali ibn Abi al-AsRelative
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Awwam ibn KhuwaylidSibling
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FatimaChild
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Fatima bint Za'idahParent
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Hala ibn Abi HalaChild
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Halah bint KhuwailidSibling
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Hasan ibn AliRelative
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Hind bint AtiqChild
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Hind ibn Abi HalaChild
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Hizam ibn KhuwaylidSibling
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Husayn ibn AliRelative
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Khuwaylid ibn AsadParent
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MuhammadSpouse
1. Wikidata · Sep 595 – Apr 30, 619
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Nawfal ibn KhuwaylidSibling
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Qasim ibn MuhammadChild
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Ruqayya bint MuhammadChild
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Tahir ibn Abi HalaChild
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Umama bint Abi al-AsRelative
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Umm Kulthum bint AliRelative
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Umm Kulthum bint MuhammadChild
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Waraka ibn NawfalRelative
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Zainab bint MuhammadChild
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Zaynab bint AliRelative
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Zubayr ibn Abi HalaChild
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