Скачать или смотреть Hazrat Shifa bint Abdullah (R.A.) The First Female Teacher, Healer, and Market Controller in Islam

Dive into the inspiring life of Hazrat Al-Shifa bint Abdullah (R.A.), a truly remarkable woman from early Islamic history. Her given name was Layla, but she was renowned by the title 'Al-Shifa,' which means 'The Healer,' a testament to her skills in folk medicine and spiritual healing (Ruqyah).Born in Mecca, she was one of the very few individuals who could read and write during that era, embracing Islam early and migrating to Medina. Her literacy made her the first woman teacher in Islam, notably teaching calligraphy and writing to Hafsa bint Umar (R.A.), a wife of the Prophet Muhammad ($\text{PBUH}$).Beyond her expertise in literacy and healing, Al-Shifa (R.A.) was known for her exceptional wisdom and intelligence. The Prophet Muhammad ($\text{PBUH}$) himself would visit her home and sometimes consult her on business matters. Later, during the Caliphate of Umar ibn al-Khattab (R.A.), she held an influential position—she is widely considered the first Muslim woman to hold a public administrative office, having been appointed to oversee and ensure fair trade practices in the marketplace of Medina.This video explores her profound legacy as a scholar, a trusted advisor, a pioneer in education, and a dedicated public servant, highlighting her significant contributions to the early Muslim society. Discover how Al-Shifa bint Abdullah (R.A.) remains a powerful role model demonstrating women's vital and diverse roles in all aspects of life.