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مرحبًا زائرThe marriage of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ to Sawdah bint Zam'ah, may Allah be pleased with her, in Shawwal of the tenth year of prophethood
In Shawwal of this year, the Prophet ﷺ married Sawdah bint Zam'ah, may Allah be pleased with her. She had accepted Islam long before and had made the second Hijrah to Abyssinia (Habashah). Her husband, As-Sakran ibn Amr, had died, so she became the first woman the Prophet ﷺ married after the death of Khadijah, may Allah be pleased with her.
In Shawwal of this year, the Prophet ﷺ married Sawdah bint Zam'ah, may Allah be pleased with her. She had accepted Islam long before and had made the second Hijrah to Abyssinia (Habashah). Her husband, As-Sakran ibn Amr, had died, so she became the first woman the Prophet ﷺ married after the death of Khadijah, may Allah be pleased with her.
It falls within the building of the Prophet's household after the period of grief and trial in Makkah.
In Shawwal of this year, the Prophet ﷺ married Sawdah bint Zam'ah, may Allah be pleased with her.
This means that the Prophet ﷺ contracted marriage with Sawdah bint Zam'ah at this time, after she had become a widow. This marriage came after the death of Khadijah, may Allah be pleased with her.
Sawdah bint Zam'ah was among the first to accept Islam and migrated to Abyssinia. Her husband, As-Sakran ibn Amr, had died.
Sawdah bint Zam'ah moved into the Prophet's home as his wife after being a widow and an emigrant.
It is one of the events in the building of the Prophet’s household in the Makkan period.
It shows the Prophet ﷺ caring for believing emigrant women.
It reflects solidarity with widows and emigrant women.
It teaches loyalty, patience, and caring for the weak.
It shows that the Muslim family is an institution of mercy and care.
It helped strengthen the Prophet’s household after the Year of Sorrow.
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Sawdah's former husband
The marriage took place within obedience, divine decree, and ease from Allah.
Loyalty, caring for the widow, and honoring her.
Bringing the emigrant widow into an honorable home.
No explicit political significance.
The account does not mention any economic aspect.
Teaching the Ummah good conduct and mercy.
The Prophet’s household is a model of a caring family institution.
Highlighting the value of family in building a believing society.
Neglecting widows, emigrants, and the weak.
Caring for those in need, honoring them, and integrating them into society.
Providing family and social support to vulnerable groups.
Strengthening networks of social solidarity.
Learning mercy, loyalty, and sound judgment in relationships.
It is limited to the general lesson, without uncontrolled applications.
The prophetic context is revelation and foundation, while the modern context is limited human application.
Honoring the widow, the emigrant, and the weak is one of the greatest forms of solidarity.
