Honored by muslims as one of the mother of the believers, khadija is considered as one of the four ladies of heaven alongside fatima, asiya, the wife of the pharaoh, and mary, mother of jesus Khadīja) is an arabic feminine given name, the name of khadija bint khuwaylid, first wife of the islamic prophet muhammad. According to sunni muslim tradition, khadija had married thrice before muhammad.
Khadījah (died 619, mecca, arabia [now in saudi arabia]) was a merchant who was the first wife of the prophet muhammad Khadija, khadeeja or khadijah (arabic Little is known about her apart from the posthumous accounts of muhammad’s life (sīrah) and teachings (hadith)
The successful birth of islam and the muslim nation was due in part to the determination of khadijah, the woman who was the first person to accept muhammad Khadijah bint khuwaylid, a prominent figure in early islam, was a widow with substantial wealth, beauty, and reputation Despite numerous suitors, she chose to remain single until she met the prophet muhammad (pbuh). Khadijah bint khuwaylid is one of the most significant figures in the early history of islam, remembered as the first wife of the prophet muhammad and the first person to embrace islam
Her life and contributions were pivotal in shaping the foundations of the islamic faith. Khadijah bint khuwaylid (خديجة بنت خويلد‎) was a prudent and forbearing woman She was of the noblest descent, highest in dignity and the wealthiest of the quraysh. Khadijah was the mother to all of muhammad's children, including fatimah, save one.
Khadijah was born to a life of privilege Her family was important in mekka and quite wealthy She could have lived a life of ease all her days.
