Hosai Mojaddidi – Famous Muslim Women in History

			Nita
		

			is the first white or was the
first wife of the Prophet.
		

			peace be upon him. But she her
reputation preceded him. She was
		

			known as a very wealthy and very
intelligent
		

			businesswoman. She was
entrepreneurial she actually had.
		

			She was a trans woman. So she had
a business history of selling
		

			trading goods, that she employed
men, mostly men, who would travel
		

			as far as Syria on her behalf. And
to be a woman in pre Islamic
		

			Arabia at that time doing
something like that was pretty
		

			thrown away. But it just she's an
exemplar in faith. And she's
		

			considered one of the four perfect
women that that we study in terms
		

			of just her story. But she even
after
		

			he received prophecy at the age of
40, they were married at that
		

			time. But even after the sun, she
continued to use her wealth in
		

			extraordinary ways to help to help
Muslims. And so she was in her own
		

			right, a very established woman,
and she's an icon.
		

			And there's another woman Her name
is Omar, and she was also a female
		

			companion. The problem for men she
was actually went to join one of
		

			the great battles at that time as
a nurse to tap into some of the
		

			wounded which not herself on the
frontlines of the battle. So she's
		

			kind of one of those warrior women
just went right out there. But she
		

			was another amazing example. We
have Fatima, and she was in the
		

			ninth century, a woman who
established the mosque in Fez,
		

			Morocco, which is actually
considered to be the very first
		

			university in the world. This was
done by almost a woman. So again,
		

			things that people don't associate
with Islam, first of all, but then
		

			what some women are, like this, we
have Lumina acordo, which is an
		

			education,
		

			intellectual and mathematician of
the second half of the 10th
		

			century, and she was famous for
her knowledge of grammar and the
		

			quality of coaching. We have
Laredo, Astro, the GBM that was a
		

			title because she was a great
mathematician and scientist was
		

			worked on Astro babies, which
again was in the 10th century
		

			invented by Muslims. Saina Moshe
from the south century. She was a
		

			great calligrapher and teacher.
Razia Sultan on 13th century was
		

			the first female Saltire deli
Queen Amina of Zaria, of the 16th
		

			century, and she was known for her
military expertise, especially her
		

			brilliant military strategy, and
in particular engineering fields.
		

			And you're representing the grave
the role of camps during her
		

			various campaigns, she's actually
credited for to something that our
		

			own president has not yet been
able to do.
		

			So I think it's electric.
		

			But there's so many other
extraordinary examples throughout
		

			history and also women who've done
amazing things that again, just to
		

			kind of show the role of women as
long as been consistent from the
		

			onset. It's a matter of, you know,
having the strength of knowing who
		

			you are and knowing what God
expects of you and then acting on
		

			it.