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Which wife of the Prophet (SAW) was given the title Umm-ul-Masakeen?

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Answer: C. Hazrat Zainab bente Khuzima (RA)

Explanation

Hazrat Zainab bente Khuzima received the compassionate title Umm-ul-Masakeen because of her extraordinary charity toward the poor. Her deep generosity and constant care for destitute people earned her this revered designation among the believers. Biographical accounts confirm that this specific title was bestowed upon her due to her philanthropic lifestyle. Umm-ul-Masakeen translates literally from Arabic as the mother of the poor, reflecting immense compassion for society. Hazrat Zainab bente Khuzima was among the honorable wives of the Prophet Muhammad during his later years. Her noble character and dedication to charity left a lasting impression on early Islamic community history.

Option A refers to Hazrat Sauda, an early wife of the Prophet known for her piety and devotion. Option B names Hazrat Zainab bente Jehash, a different wife known for her manual labor and generosity. Option D points to Hazrat Safia, who belonged to a Jewish noble family before embracing Islam and marriage.

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Islamic Studies
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Islamic Studies
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