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Muslim women of the 21st Century are faced with numerous challenges associated with adhering to the moral values which can guarantee their well-being in this world and success in the hereafter. The challenges range from choosing a suitable marriage partner, maintaining a beautiful marriage, single motherhood and widowhood to the struggle for maintenance and provision. This study has employed a descriptive inductive method to review the scholarly work on Lady Khadija’s biography and then draw its legal and moral implications. The main objective of the study was to study Lady Khadija’s biography in relation to the current Muslim women life socio-economic life style. The study concluded that despite the wide generation gap between women of the 21st century and Lady Khadijah who lived in the 7th century, lady Khadija’s life style as a business woman, a wife and a mother gives relevant insights and implications on the moral values, which if adhered to can offer solutions to the numerous contemporary challenges faced by Muslim women today and secure for them successful life here and in the hereafter.
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- The holy Qur’an
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References
The holy Qur’an
Sahih Bukhari
Sahih Muslim
Muhammad bin Ishaaq bin Yasar Al-Matlabi, Seerat Ibn Ishaq (As-seerah Ann-bawiyyah, Daarul Kutub Al-Ilmiyyah 2004.
Safiyyu Rahman Al-Mubarakfuri, Arraheeq Al-Makhtoom, Ministry of Awqaf and Religious Affairs, Qatar, 2003.
Syed A A Razwy, Khadijatul Kubra, A short Story of her Life.Rashid Ahmad Chaudry, Hazrat Sayyedah Khadija (May Allah be pleased with her), Islam International Publications Ltd, UK 2009.
Zahra Ayub, A Saint Woman of our times, Khadija bint Khuwayilid, Azizahmagazine.com.
Rashid Ahmad Chaudry, Hazrat Sayyedah Khadijah, May Allah be pleased with her, islam publication limited, UK 2016.
Zahra Ayub, A Sainty Woman of Our times Khadija.
Saiful Bahri, Maria Ulfa Batoebara, The position and Participation of Khadijah in Developing Daawah in Islam at the First period, Udapest International Research and Critics Institute Journal (BIRCI- Journal).
Khalid Al-hamoody, Ummul Mu’minin Khadija bint Khuwailid, Al-Kutaibaat Al-Islamiyyah, Daarul Qasim, www.ktibat.com
Kamal Ahmad, Khadijah bint Khuwaylid, the Best Woman of Mankind (May Allah be pleased with her), A series of Men and Women Around Muhammad, 2012.
Tabari, Abu Ja’far Muhammad bin Jarir, Jami’ Al-Bayan ‘an Ta’wil Ay Al-Qur’an, Dar- Al-Ma‘arif, Egypt.