Who was muhammad's father in law?

Answer 1

Prophet Muhammad had four daughters with his wife Khadija. The eldest Zainab was married to Abu al-Aas ibn al-Rabee, second daughter was Ruqqayah who was married to third Islamic Caliph Uthman Ibn Affan, Third daughter was Umm-e-Kulthum who married Uthman Ibn Affan after Ruqqayah's death. The youngest was Fatima who was married to prophet's cousin and fourth Islamic Caliph Ali ibn Abi Talib.

Answer 2

if u mean the father of his first wife khadeeja then his name was Khuwaylid ibn Asad

He had eleven wives, so he must have had eleven fathers-in-law.

(1) Khadija's father was Khuwailid ibn Asad of the Hashim clan. He was a merchant in Mecca, but he died before Mohammed married Khadija.

(2) Sawda's father was Zama ibn Qayyis of the Abdshams clan. He opposed Islam and pressured his widowed daughter to give it up.

(3) Ayesha's father was Abu Bakr ibn Abi Quhafa, a cloth merchant of the Taim clan. He was Mohammed's best friend and he became the first caliph.

(4) Hafsa's father was Omar ibn al-Khattab, a cloth merchant of the Adi clan. He was Mohammed's second-best friend and he became the second caliph.

(5) Zeynab's father was Khuzaima of the Hilal (non-Quraysh but Meccan) tribe. Not much is known about him; he probably died when Zeynab was young.

(6) Hind's father was Suhail ibn al-Mughira of the Makhzum clan. He was famous for his hospitality to travellers, but he rejected Hind when she became a Muslim.

(7) Zeynab's father was Jahsh ibn Riyab of the Assad clan. He was an early convert to Islam who emigrated to Abyssinia.

(8) Juwairiya's father was al-Harith ibn Abu Dirar of the pagan Mustalik tribe. He converted to Islam after Mohammed conquered the Mustaliks and married his daughter.

(9) Ramla's father was Sakhr ibn Harb (Abu Sufyan), chief of the Abdshams clan. He was ruler of Mecca in the period 624-630 and he opposed Mohammed bitterly. When Mohammed conquered Mecca, Abu Sufyan was converted at sword-point.

(10) Safiya's father was Huyayy ibn Akhtab, chief of the Jewish Nadir clan in Medina. He opposed Mohammed, who eventually beheaded him in the market trenches in 627.

(11) Maymuna's father was Al-Harith ibn Hazn of the Hilal tribe. He probably died before Maymuna married Mohammed.

Answer 3

He is Muhammad, Son of Abdullah, son of Abdul-Mottaleb, son of Hashem, son of Abd-Manaf, son of Qusay, son of Kilab, son of Murrah, son of Ka'ab, son of Lo'ay, son of Ghaleb, son of Fehr, son of Malek, son of Al-Nadr, son of Kenanah, son of Khozayma, son of Madrekah, son of Elyas, son of Modar, son of Nezar, son of Ma'ad, son of Adnan.