Umm Haram

She is famous and, you know, she is well-known.

And her sister is Umm Haram bint Milhan.

Umm Haram bint Milhan, the one that we discussed in her report, you know, sort of delousing the head of the Prophet ﷺ.

But delousing also is very controversial to say.

The better translation would be grooming, because many people disagreed with the concept that the prophet may have had lice in his head.

So Omar Haram bint Bin Han, Of course, you know that some of the scholars said that she was mahram, but this cannot be established.

All of the discussions.

But his mothers are Umm Sulaiman and Umm Haram bint Milhan, and his mothers were of the female companions that were very close to the Prophet ﷺ.

Now let's go to her sister.

Her sister is Umm Haram bint Milhan.

Umm Haram bint Milhan is from amongst the first women who subhanAllah were taking care of the Prophet .

The Prophet would come rest at her house at times.

And one day the Prophet woke up, you probably heard a whole story of hers too, but I'm gonna briefly say it, and he was smiling.

And this is, um, this particular individual, we know her name.

Her name is Umm Haram, and she appears in several hadith, several sahi hadiths, um, including in Bukhari where it is made, um... where we know that, um, the prophet himself prophesized that Umm Haram would die on foreign shores.

Wow.

So this is...

the Tablighi.

We're talking about the first three generations of our community, and we know these are the most revered.

Now, not only do they make it over, as in the case of Umm Haram, many of them are martyred there and they die.

Mm.

because buried in the tomb at the Hala Sultan Teke is reputedly a maternal aunt of the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.

Now we know from hadiths We know from Sahih hadiths, obviously different people consider different things Sahih, but certainly in Bukhari, there are several hadiths that tell you the Prophet himself prophesied Um Haram's eventual death on foreign shores.

So we have that.

And then we have obviously the historical narrations that come afterwards, including Tabari and others.

So Um Haram's tomb is on that side.

along with two other sites that locals believe are the burial sites of Sahaba.

Now, whether or not they are genuine, right now it's impossible to prove because that kind of research hasn't been done.