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May 18, 2025 • Est 9 minutes
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This week, we walked through the legacy of Khadijah (RA), her unmatched strength, quiet grace, and unwavering love for the Prophet ﷺ.
Khadijah bint Khuwaylid (RA) Part I
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Before she ever met the Prophet ﷺ, Khadijah (RA) was already a force, renowned for her wealth, honored with titles, and respected across Makkah.
But her true legacy wasn’t in what she owned, it was in what she gave.
Her generosity, dignity, and quiet strength illuminated a path long before revelation came.
She turned influence into upliftment and privilege into purpose.
This was only the beginning.
Khadijah bint Khuwaylid (RA) Part II
A young shepherd’s quiet shyness set into motion one of history’s greatest love stories.
The Prophet ﷺ’s integrity and humility caught Khadijah’s (RA) attention, who was being courted all over Mecca.
Recognizing truth before revelation, she chose a partner based on trustworthiness over prestige.
Through honesty, consultation, and mutual respect, their story reminds us: character is destiny.
When Love Becomes The Foundation
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Before prophecy began, Khadijah (RA) was already climbing mountains literally and spiritually, for her husband ﷺ.
While others mocked, she stood by him in unwavering faith, even delivering food to his cave of seclusion. When revelation finally came, the Prophet ﷺ ran not to a his best friend or his father figure, but to her.
She became the foundation of the Prophetic mission.
She saw his truth before the world ever did.
This was not just love, it was divine companionship, written into the earliest days of revelation.
The First Believer
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When the Prophet ﷺ first received revelation, he ran to Khadijah (RA)—fearful, shaken, and unsure of himself. Her unwavering faith and divine wisdom reassured him before he even believed in himself.
She was the first to believe in the message, standing firm through silence, doubt, and coming tribulations. Even during the pause in revelation, she remained his constant support and strength.
Their bond was built not just on love, but on shared faith, courage, and sacrifice.
Khadijah’s Unbreakable Faith
When the Muslims were cast out and starved during the boycott, Khadijah (RA) chose hardship over comfort, walking into exile with her beloved ﷺ.
Her love wasn’t passive, it was active, sacrificial, and deeply rooted in faith.
Even in hunger and pain, she offered her portion to others, embodying strength cloaked in silence.
Not a word of complaint crossed her lips, only praise for the Prophet ﷺ.
In her suffering, she showed us what it means to love for the sake of Allah.
Khadijah’s (RA) Last Moments
As Khadijah (RA) approached the end of her life, Allah sent her a divine greeting of peace.
Even in her final moments, her love, humility, and spiritual clarity shone through, placing the Prophet ﷺ before herself, as always.
Her death would be the catalyst that plunged the Prophet ﷺ into his Year of Sorrow.
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Check out this week’s SunnahStories. Suitable for all ages.
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Faris the mule falls from pride, only to rise through Hafidh’s humble grace. He learns that true honor lies in sabr and quiet remembrance, not past glory.
Imran learns that silent suspicion can stain a pure heart. True justice begins not with assumption—but with humility and truth.
Zari the cat envies the crow’s freedom—until she learns that Allah provides each soul with perfect care. Gratitude replaces envy, and she finds peace not in wings, but in trust and tawakkul.
Lina the partridge learns that not all praise is pure—some compliments come with a cage. Trusting Allah over flattery, she escapes the trap and soars in freedom and faith.
Divided by pride, the birds fall into a trap—but united in faith, they rise above it. Jawad the pigeon reminds them: with unity, dhikr, and trust in Allah, even nets can't hold you down.
📚DeenDigest
Khadijah (ra): His First Love, Our First Mother | Dr. Omar Suleiman
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🤲 Make Du’a for Khadijha (RA)
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O Allah, bestow upon Khadijah (RA) the highest stations of Paradise and unite her forever with Your Beloved Prophet ﷺ. Grant us her selflessness, strength, wisdom, and unwavering trust in You.
Make her noble example our guiding light, that we may choose faith over worldly comfort, embody patience and tawakkul in every trial, and shine with the same generosity and devotion she showed.
Send Your mercy and blessings upon her, and help us mirror her exalted character.
Ameen.
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🍉 WatermelonWatch: Day 589
‼️ “One of the deadliest days in Deir el-Balah”: IOF vehicles began advancing into southeast Deir el-Balah (central) + killed 18+ Palestinians incl. a family of 9 members w/ 2 kids & baby. Other attack on food warehouse killed 6+ people; attack on a market critically injured 5+ kids
🚩 For 1st time since start of Gaza genocide, al-Quds Brigades shot down IOF strategic armed drone flying over Gaza City
🇵🇸 66+ Palestinians killed in Gaza today
🚧 Israel’s construction of the ‘Morag Corridor’ has advanced w/ widespread destruction in Rafah city + new IOF military outposts
🗣️ Hamas announces Gaza ceasefire talks resume, 1 day after Qatar mediators say Israeli delegation not serious & sabotaging talks
🇵🇸 North: IOF attacked & destroyed 3 homes killing 4 kids & leaving 15 people under rubble in Jabalia; attack killed 8 people in Gaza City
🇵🇸 Khan Younis: IOF drone strikes killed 5 people; strike killed grandfather & his 2 grandchildren as they were evacuating; attack killed 2 people, injured 4 in Maen
🇵🇸 West Bank: IOF injured 3 Palestinians in clashes in Sebastia near Nablus + shot & injured young man at Al-Aqsa mosque entrance
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