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Prophets’ (SAW) Children

  • Sons
  • Hazrat Al-Qasim (RA)
  • Hazrat Abdullah (RA)
  • Hazrat Ibrahim(RA)



Daughters



  • Hazrat Zaynab (RA)
  • Hazrat Ruqayyah(RA)
  • Hazrat Umm Kulthum(RA)
  • Hazrat Fatima(RA)

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