The most important gain was that she was a woman who truly loved him, and he loved her. They had six children.
Sure he didn't accept to marry her for her wealth for the following reasons:
# The reputation of Muhammad was well know in Makkah (or Mecca) and was known as the wise, trustful, the honest. # khadija, through work with him, recognized how he is honest, faithful, and trustful. # Although he was poor money wise but he was from the most famous family in Makkah (or Mecca) and his grandfather had very reputation and was rich in money and character # Khadija understood that he would be an important figure among Arabs as one of her slaves told her about the miracles happened to him during his trading trip to the currently called Syria and Lebanon. # He didn't ask her for marriage but she was the one that asked to marry him. # He recognized through working with her that she is well minded and wise enough to be his wife. # He didn't use her money neither for himself nor for her but distributed this money as charity for the poor. When Mohammed reported that he had been terrified in Hiraa cave when he saw Jibreel, Khadija was the one who encouraged him and supported him by saying ''Allah would never let you down, you help the poor, and honor your relatives so fear nothing''. She introduced him to her cousin who had converted to Christianity, Waraqa Ibn Nawfal who let him calm down and explained to him his fate, he said: I wish I'd be strong when they will expel you out of Makkah! Prophet Muhammad exclaimed: would they expel me?! Waraqa replied: yes, no one came with what you came with but had enemies. He told him that if he would be alive he would support him in spreading his religion of Islam.
So, prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) gained a big heart that stood firmly besides him.
Khadijah
She was the prophet Muhammad's first wife.
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The bowl or cup associated with Prophet Muhammad is called the "Khadijah" or "Khadijah's bowl," named after his first wife, Khadijah bint Khuwaylid. It is often mentioned in Islamic traditions and hadiths, symbolizing the simplicity and modesty of the Prophet's lifestyle. This bowl is sometimes referred to in discussions about the Prophet's practices and the significance of sharing food and drink in Islamic culture.
Khadijah bint Khuwaylid was the full name of Khadijah, the first wife of the Prophet Muhammad. She was a prominent and successful businesswoman in Mecca. Khadijah is often revered in Islamic tradition for her support of Muhammad during the early years of his prophethood and for being the first person to convert to Islam.
first Muhammad (PBUH) and then Ali (PBUH) and then Khadijah (PBUH) the wife of prophet.
No, Asma is not known as the wife of the Prophet Muhammad. The Prophet's wives include Khadijah, Aisha, Hafsa, and several others, but there is no record of a wife named Dathunnithaqaini. Dathunnithaqaini is actually the title of a woman who is believed to be the mother of one of the Prophet's companions, not his wife.
Yes, Prophet Muhammad married in year 595 AD when he was 25 years old.
Khadijah bint Khuwaylid's cousin was Abu Hala, also known as Hind ibn al-Zuhra. He was the brother of Khadijah's mother, Fatimah bint Za'rah. Abu Hala played a role in Khadijah's life, particularly during her marriage to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
Khadijah bint Khuwaylid is known as "Al-Thahira," which means "the pure" or "the esteemed." She was the first wife of Prophet Muhammad and is highly regarded in Islamic history for her support and belief in him during the early days of his prophethood. Khadijah was a successful businesswoman and played a pivotal role in the spread of Islam through her unwavering loyalty and encouragement.
Khadijah was actually the first Muslim. She believed in Mohammed before Mohammed did._____________________________________________________Immoderately after prophet Muhammad received the first Quran verses revealed to him by God through the angel Gabriel (or Jibril) and when her uncle Waraqa Ibn Nofel (he was a holy book holder and believing in Jesus and Moses) told Muhammad that he would be the prophet of this nation. She; God be pleased with her; was the first Muslim after the prophet; peace be upon him
Prophet Muhammad gave Khadijah not only his love and companionship but also his unwavering trust and partnership as both a husband and a confidante. He shared his experiences and revelations with her, particularly after receiving the first message from the Angel Gabriel, which she supported wholeheartedly. Khadijah played a crucial role in encouraging him during the early days of his prophethood, providing emotional and financial support. Their relationship exemplified mutual respect, deep affection, and shared values.