Exploits and Achievements of the Saliabiyat (Women Companions) ‘were the contemporaries of the Prophet Muhanad 8. They ‘were the pure, virtuous crusaders olan and were honored string the very tine of the Prophet Muhammad 3 wih the Irediction tat they would tive forever in Paradise in the Hevea Their achievements and intunce are found tnevery sphere ofthat svomentous pered & the history ofthe world, when the whole of humanity would be wansfigued forever, They were as active In ‘elipion asin poles, as courageous ta war as inthe peaceful and Persuasive propagation ofthe weahing flim. These able sien ‘women could be found in he batetields anon te foremost res of T: Suit Women Coopanions) were the noble women who those taking pt in ib They were to be found inthe pls arena, in the field of education inthe cours of slim jurisprudence i the inerpetation of Shar?! an trade and cominere i agriculture. medicine and in musing. In short there was mosphere it id ot lene rom their intl, Weir wisdom and het geile yet en strength of character Religious Achievements Among the many services that one can render to stim, is to fight in the ballfilde Few, Uf any, examples of such zeal determination, Te colt Boyawe ae reveled by Allan2 Gros Wome of sams Posoverance and courage can be found in history. When the Aiseliovers attacked the Musins during the Batt of Union afew , wee 2 The come wayoftedng te Quin -eorton and enunciation ad Achieement of he ‘Shibiyi 15 Aca bint Abu Bake (ter of’AbhaN) Umm ‘Ata Un Hanand iimah bie ais 42, alsohad extensive know of dh tn Ismieucsprudence or Fgh Aisha verdets could il several ‘oles. The sme could be sai of Umm Salmi recoded ves, Fhe invaluable verdicts of Safiyah, Haisoh, Umm Habibah, Howalah, Fatimah (the Prophets daughie:) Umm Sharsek, Umm yah, Asm bint Abu Bas, Lalla bint QA, Khawiah bint Tun {Ym Dard, “Athikah bint Zaid, Sahl bi Sokal Fatima bint Gal “sina bint aaa Umm Samah, Ura Alsas, Un Yost oe Se oul il several values, “Aisha Yoeas also well versed ln the aw of inheritance and many renovened and respected Companions conslted her on the Tay Poi ofthe kw esdes being masters of Isic Iw and ofthe finer pointe o Fi, the wornen Companions had skil and ability in other branches of romledge. Asm’ bit Yacid bin Sokan was an expert in naling speech; Asma" bint ‘Umaisieuas famous for her intrpetation of steams. Several Companions were noted for thelr sila medicine and surgery, Aslamiah Umm Mata, Uman Kabshah, Hamish bint Jahash, Micadtah, Ammaimat, Unim Ziad, Radian Mev, nun “Aliyah, Umm Sati Js y=, wer some of them, well nore for their sks. Raid Aslam ten, setup aka surgery witha the necessary instruments was stusted closet the Prophet's Masque 3 Madinah. The atts were not neglected by any means Some of te vost noted portesses were, Suadi Salyah “Ata, Bin Zed, Hed bit Athithah, Umm “Aian, Kabashah hint Raifa, Umesieoh Mariah, Hind bint Mavth, Zainab bint “Awien Azdl Matmosoh and Rugayyah a+ dtp A book of ver by Khana beat Known among tiem has been published Industry, Trade and Commerce The women Companions also prac the practi or survival sis 2s we know them today. Ageieuture, business, trade and commence, wing, eating, cotage industries lie weaving. manufactre and slesgning of clothes a these ae resoned inthe Mla clas16 Groat Women oftstan ‘of Ald) Fam Ahmad. Agrulure was nt so commen, but was rrainly practiced in the nual fertile areas around AL Madina, ‘Specialy by the worsan of the Ans, Among the immigrants, ot Munir as they were. hnown, Asma also practice farming. The ers before the advent ofthe Prophet was known a the ape literacy, ‘ut some of theee worthy women wer highly educled snd akled in the arte of penmanship and calligraphy, Shift” bint ‘AbduIsh Ulesned to ead and waite even during these darkages and was eebrate for her sil at hist Hafsah Umm Klum bight fans Karimah bint Mighid «>, wereal Meat, ‘Alshahand Unni Salah ig yo, could not wee but they could ed Both of then weve blessed ith remarkable memories. and inquiring minds land because of ther lve sesociation wi the Prophet many ofthe Sethe ith opted irom hem Some of the Sahib also ran businesses. Khadjah twas a very Succetiul busineswoman and weed to send trading caravans 10 ‘ferent counties” Koavelah, Nalskah, ‘Thagaiyah, and Bin Fakhoryah we i>) used to trade the oriental esas perfumes known as ‘ior. Saudah operated lether tanning industry. The daughters of the Aad would compose verses and poems for festive ‘ccasone and sing. According to the Hadith narrated by Fh bet Mavauth hey rected the poems i the presence of the Prophet whe ha appreciated thelr teary sls ‘Um Salmah seused 0 recite the Quran with Tae, which was ificl skill and much appreciated Thus these was mosphere of atvty-scial or cultural that was not lniluenced and aassted by the presence of these great lies. May alli have Mercy om the sou Alls wile plese with them an they with Him pag ha Mother of the Believers