Islamic names
Names from Female Companions of the Prophet
33 names
33 names borne by figures in this group in Islamic history. See also all Islamic names.
| Name | Arabic | Known for |
|---|---|---|
| Khadijah binti Khuwailid | خديجة بنت خويلد | Meccan merchant and the first wife of Prophet Muhammad. |
| Aisyah binti Abu Bakar | عائشة بنت أبي بكر | Wife of Prophet Muhammad and a prolific hadith narrator. |
| Hafshah binti Umar | حفصة بنت عمر | Wife of Prophet Muhammad who kept the collected Quranic sheets. |
| Saudah binti Zam'ah | سودة بنت زمعة | Wife of Prophet Muhammad who had migrated to Abyssinia. |
| Zainab binti Khuzaimah | زينب بنت خزيمة | Wife of Prophet Muhammad known by the title Umm al-Masakin. |
| Ummu Salamah | أم سلمة | Wife of Prophet Muhammad and hadith narrator, known for her advice at Hudaybiyyah. |
| Zainab binti Jahsy | زينب بنت جحش | Cousin and wife of Prophet Muhammad, known for giving charity from her earnings. |
| Juwairiyah binti Harits | جويرية بنت الحارث | Wife of Prophet Muhammad from Banu al-Mustaliq. |
| Ummu Habibah | أم حبيبة | Wife of Prophet Muhammad and daughter of Abu Sufyan; she migrated to Abyssinia. |
| Shafiyah binti Huyay | صفية بنت حيي | Wife of Prophet Muhammad from Banu al-Nadir. |
| Maimunah binti Harits | ميمونة بنت الحارث | Wife of Prophet Muhammad and a hadith narrator. |
| Fatimah az-Zahra | فاطمة الزهراء | Daughter of Prophet Muhammad and Khadijah; mother of Hasan and Husayn. |
| Zainab binti Muhammad | زينب بنت محمد | Daughter of Prophet Muhammad and Khadijah; wife of Abu al-As ibn al-Rabi. |
| Ruqayyah binti Muhammad | رقية بنت محمد | Daughter of Prophet Muhammad; migrated to Abyssinia with her husband, Uthman ibn Affan. |
| Ummu Kultsum binti Muhammad | أم كلثوم بنت محمد | Daughter of Prophet Muhammad who married Uthman ibn Affan after Ruqayyah's death. |
| Asma binti Abu Bakar | أسماء بنت أبي بكر | Helped prepare the migration of Prophet Muhammad and Abu Bakr; known as Dhat al-Nitaqayn. |
| Sumayyah binti Khayyat | سمية بنت خياط | Mother of Ammar ibn Yasir; remembered in Islamic tradition as the first martyr. |
| Rufaidah al-Aslamiyah | رفيدة الأسلمية | Known for caring for sick and wounded people in Medina. |
| Nusaibah binti Ka'ab | نسيبة بنت كعب | Known as Umm Ammarah; helped defend Prophet Muhammad at the Battle of Uhud. |
| Asy-Syifa binti Abdullah | الشفاء بنت عبد الله | A female Companion known for teaching Hafsah to write. |
| Khaulah binti Tsa'labah | خولة بنت ثعلبة | Her complaint about zihar is associated with the opening of Surah al-Mujadilah. |
| Ummu Sulaim | أم سليم | Mother of Anas ibn Malik; known for supplying water and helping care for the wounded. |
| Ummu Aiman | أم أيمن | Caregiver of Prophet Muhammad during his childhood and mother of Usamah ibn Zayd. |
| Lubabah binti Harits | لبابة بنت الحارث | Known as Umm al-Fadl; wife of Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalib and mother of Abdullah ibn Abbas. |
| Atikah binti Zaid | عاتكة بنت زيد | A female Companion and poet known for her elegies. |
Names from Female Companions of the Prophet: list with meanings
- Fatimah♀A woman who weans a child
- Aisyah♀Living, full of life
- Maimunah♀Fortunate, blessed
- Syifa♀Recovery from illness
- Atika♀Fragrant
- Hadijah♀Born before full term
- Khadijah♀Born before full term
- Ramlah♀Stretch of sand, sandy ground
- Zainab♀A kind of fragrant tree
- Maemunah♀Fortunate, blessed
- Asma♀Names, appellations
- Atikah♀Noble, of good standing
- Khodijah♀Girl born prematurely
- Aisha♀Living
- Fatima♀One who weans a child
- Hindun♀A hundred camels
- Zaenab♀A kind of fragrant flowering tree
- Hafsah♀A female lion cub
- Hadidjah♀Born before full term
- Rufaidah♀A little help, support
- Barokah♂♀A blessing bringing goodness
- Chadidjah♀Born before full term
- Chadijah♀Born before full term
- Fathimah♀A woman who weans a child
- Khaulah♀A young female gazelle
- Saudah♀Black or dark-colored
- Hodijah♀Girl born prematurely
- Shifa♀Recovery from illness
- Hafshah♀Female lion cub
- Juwairiyah♀Little girl
- Ruqayyah♀Ascent, elevation in rank
- Safiyyah♀Pure, specially chosen
- Sumayyah♀Elevated, high in standing