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Khadija

Premature child; historic Islamic name

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أصل ومعنى اسم Khadija

Khadija is an Arabic girl's name of great historical and emotional weight in Islam: it was borne by Khadija bint Khuwaylid, first wife of the Prophet Muhammad and the first believer of the new faith, a wealthy and respected merchant of Mecca. The word is traditionally linked to the idea of a child born early. Much loved across the Muslim world, from the Maghreb to Asia, it has local forms such as Turkish Hatice.