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Shī‘a Islam

People of the House

Muhammad Ali • Fatimah Hasan • Husayn

Texts & Laws

Qur'an

Major branches

Twelvers • Ismaili Zaidiyyah

Societal aspects

History of Shia Islam

See also

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Muslims express their love and devotion to pivotal figures in Islamic history by giving these figures titles. Shi'a Muslims hold Fatima Zahra, Muhammad's daughter, in special reverence, and give her these titles:

• Aabida (Devout)
• Aadila (Lady who Judges right)
• Aalia (Lady of High Rank)
• Aalima (The Intelligent Lady)
• Aamila (Doer, An Active Lady)
• Afzal al-Nisa (The most supreme of the women)
• Ahad-ul-Akbar
• Arfiya
• Azhra (The chaste)
• Aziza (Respected Lady)
• Basita (Given of Prosperity)
• Batina (Intrinsic)
• Batool (The pure one)
• Batool-e-Izra
• Buzat-il-Rasool
• Daniya (Liberal Lady)
• Durra An-noor (Path of light)
• Fakhr-e-Hajra (Pride of Lady Hajra)
• Farwaia
• Fasiha
• Fateha (Soorah Alhamd of Qur'an)
• Fatima-tuz-Zehra Salamulaah Allehe
• Fazia
• Habiba (Beloved)
• Hajiya (Pigrim who have performed Hajj)
• Hakima (Philosopher)
• Halima (Gentle Lady)
• Hazira (Ready, Present)
• Hijaziya
• Hirra
• Hissan (Comely & Beautiful)
• Hujjata
• Iftikhar-e-Hawwa (Pride of Lady Eve First Women)
• Ihleya (Wife of Imam Ali)
• Umm-ul-Aaima (Mother of Imams)
• Umm-ul-Abeeha (Mother of her Father)
• Umm-ul-Hasan (Mother of Hasan ibn Ali)
• Umm-ul-Hussein (Mother of Husayn ibn Ali)
• Umm-ul-Kitab (Mother of the Book)
• Umm-ul-Masaib (Mother of Sufferings)
• Umm-ul-Mohsin (Mother of Al Muhsin)
• Umm-ul-Sibtain (Mother of Sibtain i.e. Hasan ibn Ali & Husayn ibn Ali)
• Insia Hora
• Jaaza
• Jaleela (Great Woman)
• Jamila (Beautiful Woman)
• Kalima-e-Baqiya
• Karima
• Khair-un-Nisa
• Khatoon-e-Junat (The Lady of Paradise)
• Kokub dari
• Lailat-ul-Qadr (19th, 21st & 23rd Night of Ramadan)
• Malik-e-Tatheer (Owner of Tatheer(purity))
• Mardhiah (The one who pleases God)
• Maryam-e-Kubra (Greater Mary)
• Masooma (Infallible)
• Mastora (The Lady)
• Mehroosa
• Mosofa
• Mubarakah (The blessed)
• Mubarika
• Muhudissa
• Mukhdoma
• Mukhera
• Mukrima
• Mumjida
• Munjiya
• Muqdra
• Murj-ul-Bahrain Yaltaqyan
• Murziya
• Musliya
• Muthara
• Najiba
• Naseeba
• Nasiha
• Nasiya
• Nazeeral-il-Bashr
• Nijiya
• Nooriya (The Light)
• Nuqya
• Nusbeeha
• Qahira
• Qaima (The Everlasting)
• Qaria
• Radhiah (The gratified)
• Rafeea (Exalting)
• Raghiba (Desirous)
• Rahija
• Rakiya
• Rashk-e-Aseeya (Pride of Lady Aseeya)
• Razia (Contented, Agreed)
• Razzya
• Sabeea
• Sabeeha
• Sadiqa (Faithful)
• Sahiba (Lady, Mistress)
• Sahib-Hil-Aati
• Saima
• Sajida (Worshipper, Adorer)
• Saleeha (Virtuous)
• Saleema (Perfect)
• Sania
• Sayyeda-Tun-Nisa-el-Alameen (Leader of all women of the Universe)
• Sayyeda Aalim
• Shafeea (Advocate)
• Shafeqa (Merciful)
• Shafia (Healer)
• Shahida (Evident)
• Shajra-e-Tayyiba (Lady with Clean Genealogical Tree)
• Shahzadi-e-Kaunain (Princess of the Universe)
• Siddiqa (The Truthful)
• Soora Kausr (Sorrah Kausur of Qur'an)
• Sorat-e-Nafs-e-Kuli
• Tahira (The Virtuous)
• Taqqya (Pious Lady)
• Tehama (Pillar, Prop)
• Waeeba
• Wafiya
• Waleeya
• Wali-e-Khuda (friend of God)
• Waziha
• Zahida (A devout lady)
• Zahira (Visible Lady)
• Zahra (The Lady of light)
• Zakiyah (The chaste)

• Fatima Zahra