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vakata everyone.

Vissman al-A-Lah, al-Aah al-Iah al-Iah al-Iah al-Iah, al-Iah bahabh woman,

so last week, al-I mean we covered Lubeabah,

Radi al-Anha, who is a woman that very few people seem to have known about, or at least, you know, known her

extent, the extent to which she supported the Prophet,

Salihlam, and the way that theyra connects through the aunt of the Uma in Lubbava

Radi Allah Tala Anha.

And I always love that, some of the these Sahaba and Sahabia that are not very well known or they take deeper pride in

Allah Tala in the names that are well known amongst the Sahaba and the female companions of the Prophet

Sala Isla as well. So it was nice to see all the Lubabas come out last week to talk

about how the name meant so much to them now and in sha a la tara we keep this alive in our tradition to name our children after the companions of the prophets Lais Sala is alm and to set that standard that this is who you live up to. The next person that we're going to talk about

is named Zainab,

Rady Allaho Ta'al-Anha, but she's not the Zainab that we typically speak about.

This is Zainab Bintu Rassuulah,

he Salah Ali was saying, Zainah al-Qubra, the daughter of the Prophet

Salal-A-A-Lah al-A-A-I was some, the oldest daughter of Rasul-Lahla al-A-A-AIhah al-A-A-Anha.

And you know, Subhana, her story is one

that is laced with a lot of pain,

and it offers another unique dimension to some of the complications of becoming Muslim

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