Khadijah

Khadijah is considered one of the most respected and revered women in Islamic history. She was an successful businesswoman in Mecca, and her marriage to Muhammad (peace be upon him) strengthened and supported him during the initial stages of his prophethood. Khadijah is also remembered for her role as a mother to Muhammad's children from his previous marriage. Her story of love, support, and dedication to her husband serves as an inspiration for many Muslim couples.

Khadijah is seen as a model of faith, kindness, and virtue in Islam. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is reported to have said, "I and the paragon of women, Khadijah bint Khuwaylid, love each other so much that we meet the angel at every door." Her dedication, love, and faith in the Prophet Muhammad during his early days as a prophet is an inspiring example for Muslims to have steadfast faith and unwavering support in their spouses and loved ones. Furthermore, her generosity and kindness are considered traits to strive for in personal and communal life.

Traditional Islamic name - First wife of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), first believer