Nusaybah bint Ka'ab (ra): The Woman Warrior | The Firsts | Dr. Omar Suleiman



Nusaybah bint Ka’ab (ra) embodied sacrifice in every way, and would be seen defending the Prophet ﷺ from every direction. Every one in her family followed her noble example.

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  1. May Allah reward u brother umar for telling us such inspirational biographies.
    These biographies are the great source of increasing our love for the companions of our beloved prophet pbuh.
    As we know them, our love increases and we feel ourselves motivated to follow this deen which has conveyed to us after such great sacrifices.
    I have listened all the biographies and I have found every sahabi and sahabiya as heroes. They all have their unique characters.All the companions were the great blessing of Allah for our beloved prophet and for our sacred deen ..deen e lslam
    These biographies increase the value of Islam in our hearts.The more we hear about the companions of our beloved prophet, the more we love our prophet, deen e Islam and ofcourse them.
    I wait anxiously to listen to the biographies of these great companions on every Wednesday.
    May Allah give u long life and me till I hear about all of them.
    May Allah keep all of us in the company of our beloved prophet pbuh in firdaus ul aala.
    How beautiful it be to know them before meeting them in junnah inshallah.
    I hope this series willbe continued to warm our bloods and emans.

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  2. Masha Allah. Alot of appreciation from KENYA. We are learning our beautiful religion developing Love and bond for the early Muslims, in simple understandable across all continents. Jazak Allah kherran brother.

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  3. May Allah reward you for including female sahaba biographies in this series. It's so inspiring for girls like me to listen to the stories of these great heroines💗
    Btw I just remembered Afiya Siddiqui while listening to this story. May Allah reward her and set her free. Ameen💕

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  4. An incredible woman رضي الله عنها
    Beyond inspiring and may Allah سبحانه وتعالى bless us with daughters who we can name after one of the best ladies, warriors and companions of rasulAllah ﷺ Nusaybah bint Ka'ab رضي الله عنها ❤️🤲🏼😃 ameen ya Rabbi

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  5. I watched a documentary which covered some information on Islam and Saudi Arabia. After recognising immediate misinformation and hearing the prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa salam's name being mentioned without honour, I felt enlightened on the importance of having the history of Islam being told by a Muslim. May Allah increase Yaqeen institute and every other institute working tirelessly Fee Sabillilah. May Allah accept and bless you all with Jannatul Firdaus and guide all of us on the Right path, Protecting us from shaytaan and his progeny and our nafs. Subhanallahi wa bi hamdihi subhana rabbiyal Adhim

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  6. OMG this is incredible. I’m surprised such brave warrior women are not highlighted much and given due space and we’re just told in passing that um ammara participated in battles while taking care of wounded. Thank u for thorough research and giving such an emotional session.

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  7. Shukrya! This is the most interesting perspective to Tell the Stories of Battles!

    I think, this is great context on why, how and when to be Brave, caring, loyal, responding to cruilty, and why Shahada is so important and serious!

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