Lady Fatimah (peace be upon her), revered by the Prophet (peace be upon him and his family) as “a part of me,” stood firmly in defense of divine truth and justice after his passing. When oppression and political deviation threatened Islam’s core, she courageously voiced her anger and exposed injustice—fulfilling the Prophet’s prophetic warning.
Lady Fatimah (PBUH) was buried secretly at night, in accordance with her will, as Imam Ali (PBUH) fulfilled her final wishes. Her hidden grave became a silent protest against the injustice and oppression she endured after the Prophet’s death. This concealment remains a timeless symbol of resistance and sorrow.
Lady Fatimah al-Zahra (PBUH), daughter of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), faced great oppression after his death. Her hidden grave and final will symbolize protest against injustice. Her sermons, sorrow, and steadfastness highlight her defense of truth, Islam’s purity, and rightful leadership. Her legacy remains a beacon for all truth-seekers.
In the holy Quran, Allah (SWT) describes the holy prophet of Islam (PBUH&HP) as follows: “Nor does he speak out of [his own] desire, it is just a revelation that is revealed [to him]”[1] Based on the holy prophet’s speech
One day, Lady Fatimah (peace be upon her) entered the presence of the Prophet (peace be upon him). The Prophet (peace be upon him) said to her, “Go and bring my cousin Ali and my children Hasan and Husayn to
The matrimony of Ali and Fatimah (PBUT) was one of the most important and crucial matrimonies in Islam; because the father of the bride was the greatest character in the Arabian Peninsula, or in fact the entire Islamic nations and
History has witnessed many amazing worships from devoted and faithful people to Allah (SWT). However, the worship of a great young lady has added significant beauty to the rest of worships and it has become an honor for the rest
