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She was the wife of Jaffar Ibn Abi Talib.

She was not actually from the Quraysh, she was from the Bani Khutham.

She was also the sister of the wife of Hamza.

So, Hamza radiallahu a'an and Jaffar Ibn Abi Talib, they had married two sisters.

So, Asmab bent your mace had accepted Islam very early.

One Jaffar accepted Islam radiallahu a'an.

Asmab accepted Islam before the Darul Arqam, way back in the day.

And they had migrated to Habashah to Abyssinia.

And they had lived in Abyssinia for around, we estimate around eight years or so they lived in Abyssinia.

And then when the Prophet ﷺ was in the Battle of Khaybar,

so the Sahaba came to Medina from Abyssinia.

So, the Abyssinians then came to Medina.

They hadn't been with the Prophet ﷺ for seven eight years.

And you have to realize back then leaving your country,

leaving your land was a very big deal.

It wasn't like now where every one of us has gone through four or five ten cities in our lives.

It was a very difficult thing to leave your culture, your society,

different language, no protection.

It was a very, and that's why Hijrah was as rewarded as it is.

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