H.khadija

Hazrat Khadija was the daughter of Khuwalid bin Asad and Fatima bint Za'idah.
She belonged to a noble and prosperous Quraish family.
Her father was a successful businessman and the chief of his family.
She was married to Abu Hala bin Zurarah and had two sons with him.
After her first husband's death, she married Ateeq bin Aidh Makhzumi ****and had a daughter with him.
She was known as Umm-e-Hind and also as Tahira, or the pure.
She needed an honest person to manage her trade after her father's death.
The Holy Prophet Muhammad was recommended to manage her trade.
He successfully managed her trade, and she prospered in her business.
She proposed marriage to the Holy Prophet, and they got married when he was 25 and she was 40.
The marriage was very happy, and the Holy Prophet did not marry again until her death.
She had two sons and four daughters with the Holy Prophet; both sons died in infancy, but her daughters, h. Zainab, H. Ruqayyah, Umm Kulsum, and h Fatimah survived, out of which H. Fatimah outlived them all.
Hazrat Khadija died in the 10th year of Prophethood, three years before Hijrah.
She was the first convert to Islam and the first to abandon the idolatrous creed of her forefathers. (Shortly after the first revelation)
She suffered persecution and hardships with the Holy Prophet.
She provided moral and financial support to the Holy Prophet.
The Holy Prophet loved and respected her greatly, even after her death.
Hazrat Aisha became jealous of the Holy Prophet's love for Hazrat Khadija.
Hazrat Khadija is considered one of the noblest women in the world