The Author

Introduction

General Note

1) The Family of Fatimah (sa) is the Ahl-ul- Bait (People of the House)

2) The Family of Fatimah (sa) are ‘the People of Kisaa’

3) Fatimah (sa) is the leader of all women

4) Fatimah (sa) is the leader of women in Paradise

5) Allah (SWT) has forbidden Hell Fire for Fatimah (sa) and her family

6) The mother of Fatimah (sa) is the best of all women

7) “Fatimah! My mother and father be sacrificed for you”

8) Fatimah (sa), a part of the Prophet (saw)

9) The Holy Prophet (saw) used to stand up for Fatimah (sa)

10) The Holy Prophet (saw) laid out his cloak for Fatimah (sa)

11) The journey of the Holy Prophet (saw) started and ended at the house of Fatimah (sa)

12) Fatimah (sa): the centre of love for the Holy Prophet (saw) on earth

13) Nobody’s habits resembled more to the Holy Prophet (saw)

14) The pleasure of Fatimah (sa) is the pleasure of the Holy Prophet (saw)

15) Whoever angers Fatimah (sa) angers the Messenger of Allah (saw)

16) The pleasure of Fatimah (sa) is the pleasure of  Allah (SWT)

17) Whoever hurts Fatimah (sa) hurts the Holy Prophet (saw)

18) The enemy of Fatimah (sa) is the enemy of the Holy Prophet (saw)

19) The enemy of the family of Fatimah (sa) is a hypocrite, cursed and bound for Hell

20) Fatimah (sa) beholder of the secret of the Messenger of Allah (saw)

21) Fatimah (sa) is the fruitful branch of the tree of Prophethood

22) The Prophet (saw) himself is a witness to the chastity and honour of Fatimah (sa)

23) Allah (SWT) ordained the marriage of Fatimah (sa) to Ali (as)

24) Fatimah’s (sa) marriage ceremony at the Upper Heavens with the participation of forty thousand angels

25) Prayers of the Holy Prophet (saw) for Fatimah (sa) and her descendants

26) Ali (as) was not allowed to marry again during the lifetime of Fatimah (sa)

27) Fatimah’s sons the inheritors of the attributes of the Prophet (saw)

28) The children of Fatimah (sa) are the children of the Prophet (saw)

29) On the Day of Judgement all family ties will be broken except for those of Fatimah (sa)

30) Fatimah (sa) will be the first to meet the Holy Prophet (saw) after his passing away

31) Fatimah (sa) was aware of her own death

32) On Judgement Day, everyone will lower their gaze on the arrival of Fatimah (sa)

33) Fatimah will cross the Bridge accompanied with seventy thousand Hurs

34) On Judgement Day Fatimah (sa) will sit in the carriage of the Holy Prophet (saw)

35) Fatimah (sa) is the handle of the scale

36) Fatimah (sa) and her family will be the first to enter Paradise with the Holy Prophet (saw)

37) On the Day of Judgement Fatimah’s residence will be a white dome under the Throne of Allah (SWT)

38) The ‘Holy Five’ and their lovers will be together on the Day of Judgement

39) Ayeshah (ra): Fatimah (sa) is the most superior personality after the Prophet (saw)

40) Umar bin Khattab (ra): After the Messenger of Allah (saw) Fatimah (sa) is the most beloved personality

Glossary

Bibliography

A collection of hadith by a Sunni Scholar on the virtues and status of
Sayyidah Fatimah (sa), the blessed daughter of Prophet Muhammad (saw).


The Virtues of Sayyidah Fatimah (sa)

22) The Prophet (saw) himself is a witness to the chastity and honour of Fatimah (sa)
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> 61. عن عبد الله قال: قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم: إن فاطمة أحصنت
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فرجها، فحرم الله ذريتها على النار.
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Abdullah bin Masud (ra) narrates that the Holy Prophet (saw) said,
“Fatimah has protected her honour and purity in such a way that Allah
(SWT) has forbidden the Fire for her children.”

> 62. عن عبد الله رضى الله عنه، قال: قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم:
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إن فاطمة حصنت فرجها و إن الله عزوجل أدخلها بإحصان فرجها و ذريتها
الجنة.
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Abdullah (ra) narrates that the Holy Prophet (saw) said, “Fatimah has
protected her honour and chastity in such a way that Allah (SWT) has
entered her and her family into Paradise because of her protecting her
honour and chastity.”


