Women Around the Prophet is a powerful and inspiring collection of short biographical accounts of key women who played pivotal roles in the life of Prophet Muhammad and in the early days of Islam. These women - mothers, wives, daughters, and companions of the Prophet - are presented not only as historical figures but as models of faith, strength, and moral excellence. Through concise chapters, the book introduces readers to women such as Khadijah bint Khuwaylid, Aisha bint Abu Bakr, Fatimah al-Zahra, Umm Salama, and many others.
It highlights their character, contributions, and how they were empowered within the Islamic framework. Khalid Muhammad Khalid's accessible writing offers readers a deeper appreciation of the Prophet's respect for women, his family life, and the inclusive, dignified roles women played in Islamic society. This work is ideal for those looking to connect with the spiritual and social legacy of Islam through the lives of its most revered women.
