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Aabidah
is the name of a black slave who lived in Madinah Munawwarah.The status
of her knowledge was such that she had memorized 10' 000 Ahadith.
Her abilities were well known throughout Spain. She narrated many Ahadith
from scholars of Madina. Habib Ibn Waleed 
Maradaani brought her from Madina to Spain, where they had a son named
Bishr.
Aaishah
was the respected wife of the grandson of Hazrat Hussain ,
Hasan
Ibn-Ali .
Her father was called Talha. Allah Ta'aalaa had bestowed upon her immense
knowledge and great dignity. She was well acquainted with issues of Islamic
Law.
Once Hazrat Hasan ,
Her husband, said to her angrily, “The discretion of divorce is in your
hands."
Aaishah
replid, “For twenty years my affairs (for you to give divorce) were in
your hands and you regarded them well, now as my affairs (of accepting
the divorce) are in my hands for one moment I will not misuse them.
Therfore, again, I will hand back my affairs to you (indicating in this
case that she did not accept the divorce)." Hazrat Hasan
was delighted- by this answer and refrained from divorcing her.
Amrah
was the daughter of Abdur Rahmaan Ibn sa'ad Ibn Zaraarah
She was a great accomplished scholar. She was not amongst those who had
seen the blessed Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, however, she was fortunate
enough to be in the care of Hazrat Aaishah .
Due to her upbringing she reached such a great status. She was a great
scholar of the knowledge of hadith. Numerous Taabi'een,
those who were honoured with the blessed sight of the sahaba
have narrated ahadith from her . She departed from this world in 103 A.H
at the age of 77.
(Mashaaheere Niswaan)
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GLOSSARY
1.AHADITH. - A saying or an action of the Prophet 
or a action of a
Sahabi to which the Prophet remained silent there
by implying his consent.
2.TAABI'EEN. - The disciples of the companions
of Rasulullah .
3.(A.H). - After the Hijrah (Emigration of the Prophet
Muhammed .
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