Asma bint Abi Bakr

Asmaa bint Abi Bakr Al-Siddiq and the name of Abi Bakr: Abdullah bin Uthman, the Taymiyya Qurayshi, the wife of Al-Zubayr bin Al-Awwam. She is the mother of Abdullah bin Al-Zubair. She is the one with the two ranges. Her mother is Qayla; according to another report, Qutayla, the daughter of Abdul-Uzza bin Abdul Asaad bin Jaber bin Malik bin Hasal bin Amer bin Luay. She was older than Aisha and she was her sister to her father, and Abdullah bin Abi Bakr was Asma's brother. Her brother. Abu Naim said: She was born twenty-seven years before history. Her father was over twenty years old when she was born. She converted to Islam after seventeen years, and migrated to Medina while she was pregnant with Abdullah ibn al-Zubair, so she placed him in Quba.

She was only called Dhat al-Tinaqin because she made a sakra for the Prophet ﷺ and her father when they migrated, but she did not find anything to tighten it with, so she tore her band and tied the sash with it, so the Messenger of Allah ﷺ, called her Dhat. Al-Nitaqin, then Al-Zubayr divorced her, so she was with her son Abdullah. They disagreed about the reason for her divorce, so Another report states: Abdullah said to his father: Like me, do not have intercourse with his mother! So he divorced her; in another account, She had become of age and had given birth to Al-Zubayr Abdullah, Urwa, and Al-Mundhir; some reports state instead: Al-Zubayr hit her and she shouted for her son Abdullah, so he came to her, and when his father saw him, he said: Your mother is divorced if you enter, so Abdullah said: Will you make my mother vulnerable to your right hand?! So he entered and freed her from him. She disappeared from him.

Abdullah bin Abbas, her son Urwa, Abbad bin Abdullah bin Al-Zubayr, Abu Bakr, Amir bin Abdullah bin Al-Zubayr, Al-Muttalib bin Hantab, Muhammad bin Al-Mankadir, Fatima bint Al-Mundhir, and others narrated from her. Reported by Abu Al-Fadl Abdullah bin Ahmed Al-Khatib, on the authority of his mother, who said: I asked the Messenger of Allah ﷺ. I said: "My mother came to me willingly. She was a polytheist in the reign of the Quraysh. Her joints? He said: Yes. Then Asmaa lived and lived a long life. She was blinded and remained alive until her son Abdullah was killed in the year seventy-three. She lived after his killing. Some reports state: ten days; according to another report, twenty days; in another account, a few days.