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Assalamu alaikum, Rakhmatullahi wa Rakatuhi, brothers and sisters. Welcome back to the first shorts

Today we are with a companion by the name of Subei'a, Bint Al-Harif al-Aslamiyah, Radeel Allahu ta'ala anha. Now

I know that a lot of these names can get jumbled up and I've said multiple times that I hope people start to name their children and

After some of these lesser known companions of the Prophet Salaam. But I do want to say from now in

Sh. Allah ta'ala that a couple of episodes from now will be talking about another Bint Al-Harif that is not the sister of Subei'a, but she is a

Woman of Allah who has one or two prominent incidents about her that give us something important about our faith.

Subei'a, Radeel Allahu ta'ala anha is considered one of the scholars of the companions. Okay, so she's considered one of the Fukkahah, the

Juris of the companions. And as we've said, not all of the companions were considered amongst the scholars of their generation, right?

So you've had categories of people, some that were narrators, some that were considered amongst those that were

Capable to give Fatwa in certain areas. Subei'a, Radeel Allahu ta'ala anha is referred to as one of the scholars of the companions.

He says that the Fukkahah of Medina An-Kufa, the Juris, the scholars of Medina An-Kufa studied with her, narrated from her, including most prominently Abdullab Nuh Umar,

Radeel Allahu ta'ala anha. So she is a woman who would go on to become a scholar of this Dean.

And we don't know much about her early history except that she is one of the first people to embrace Islam alongside her

husband whose name was Sa'id ibn Khawla, Radeel Allahu ta'ala anha. So Sa'id ibn Khawla, Radeel Allahu ta'ala anha, and Subei'a, Bint Al-Harif Al-Aslamiyah, Radeel Allahu anha,

are amongst the first couples to embrace Islam. And they are amongst those who would make Hijra to Abyssinia and to Medina.

So they're from the people of the two Hijras. And amongst those that would be very beloved to the Prophet Sallallahu Alaaikum for their early sacrifices.

Now, her story is interesting in that, you know, we learn most about her in the subject of their idda.

And that is because what is most prominent about her husband is his death.

So Sa'id ibn Khawla, Radeel Allahu ta'ala anha, he was according to some biographers, a Persian man from Yemen,

who was a Halif and al-Ala of the tribe of Amr ibn al-Ai, considered a freed slave,

and also considered one of the lafah of Maqqah, one of the weak people of Maqqah, one of the downtrodden.

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