The Qasas-ul-Ambia”Life of Our Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.W) (for young readers)” is written by Shan e Mariam, the youngest blogger in Pakistan. Instead of wasting time on games like most of the school-going kids, the young, enthusiastic girl, Shane e Mariam, is making her name in the world of blogging. She is one of the proud students of Miss Syeda Saba, Miss Amreen Mir, and Miss Zaineb – who are known because of their content writing coaching across the country. Let’s share Shan e Mariam stories, blogs, and poems with your younger siblings and kids so that they can also feel motivated and start writing like Ayan. Share your Kids work with us, and we will help you shape your kids future, indeed your future.
Brought and upbringing:
A midwife, Bibi Syedah Haleema Saadia (r. a) from the tribe of Banu Saad, took Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.W) to her home to feed him. While he remained at Bibi Syedah Haleemmah’s (r. a) home, numerous remarkable incidents continued there. When Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.W) was just six years old, Syedah Aamnah (r. a) also departed to paradise. After his mother’s death, his grandfather raised him, who also passed away when Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.W) was just eight years old. After his grandfather’s death, his paternal uncle, Hazrat Abu Talib, brought him up and used to love him more than his children.
Business and marriage
When Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.W) was 25 years old, he took the trade goods of Hazrat Syedah khadijah (r. a), who was a widow, to Syria. Hazrat Syedah Khadijh (r. a) got very impressed by Hazrat Muhammad’s (S.A.W.W) honesty and truthfulness. So she sent a marriage (Nikah) proposal to Hazrat Muhammad’s (S.AW.W), which he accepted. Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.W) was 25 years old at the wedding, while Hazrat Syedah Khadijah (r. a) was 40 years old.
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