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Hind in ancient Arabic means the country of India and its people, it also means above 200 camels in such way that a big number of camels could bring all India to Arabia because India then was sort of the center of the world. Hind also means 200 years and hounaida is 100 years. Hind also means the sword from Indian iron and the masculine appellation in this case is Mouhannad. And yes Hind was one of the prophet Muhammad's wives and yes she is the same Hind that killed Othman, she married prophet Mouhammad after her husband abi soufiane's death and this of course years later after abi soufiane and Hind bint oumaya both became muslims and prophet's partisans.
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"And yes Hind was one of the prophet Muhammad's wives and yes she is the same Hind that killed Othman"
"The sahabi abi-soufian's wife was named Hind, but after the death of her husband after their conversion to Islam, she married the prophet of Muslims Muhammed and is referred as in Islam by the name of "oum salma"."
This is ABSURDLY wrong. First is Hind bint (daughter of) Abu (father of) Umaiya. She was more commonly called Um (mother of) Salama. The second one is called Hind bint Utbah, may God be pleased with them both. I never refer to Wikipedia (which anyone can edit) for matters about religion and ideology in general, as there's clearly a conflict of interest. But when even Wikipedia at least gets the distinction between two historical figures right, you know you screwed up. This is worse than conflicting the State's president Washington with one of the many other men named George Washington. At least both the first and last name are the same.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Washington_(name)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umm_Salama
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hind_bint_Utbah
There are narrations about bint Utbah, in her days of Jahiliyya, chewing the liver of Hamza, God be pleased with him, and spitting it after she couldn't stomach it. At best, such narrations are disputable. At worst, they don't hold to scrutiny. Either way, that does not besmirch her character, as Islam wipes off the repentant's bad deeds from before they embraced it.
Furthermore, neither of them had anything to do with the murder of Uthman bin Affan, God be pleased with him. And unlike the questionable (at best) stories about liver eating, this claim is so ridiculously out of left field it's baffling!
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"The sahabi abi-soufian's wife was named Hind, but after the death of her husband after their conversion to Islam, she married the prophet of Muslims Muhammed and is referred as in Islam by the name of "oum salma"."
This is ABSURDLY wrong. First is Hind bint (daughter of) Abu (father of) Umaiya. She was more commonly called Um (mother of) Salama. The second one is called Hind bint Utbah, may God be pleased with them both. I never refer to Wikipedia (which anyone can edit) for matters about religion and ideology in general, as there's clearly a conflict of interest. But when even Wikipedia at least gets the distinction between two historical figures right, you know you screwed up. This is worse than conflicting the State's president Washington with one of the many other men named George Washington. At least both the first and last name are the same.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Washington_(name)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umm_Salama
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hind_bint_Utbah
There are narrations about bint Utbah, in her days of Jahiliyya, chewing the liver of Hamza, God be pleased with him, and spitting it after she couldn't stomach it. At best, such narrations are disputable. At worst, they don't hold to scrutiny. Either way, that does not besmirch her character, as Islam wipes off the repentant's bad deeds from before they embraced it.
Furthermore, neither of them had anything to do with the murder of Uthman bin Affan, God be pleased with him. And unlike the questionable (at best) stories about liver eating, this claim is so ridiculously out of left field it's baffling!
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The name Hind is not the name of prophet Mohammed's (sws) wives but is the name of a powerful strong female leader who ate hamza's liver soon after she became a better Muslim but thinking of Hind as a word and not a name it means a group of camels that come up to 100.
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The name Hind refers to the country India as it has the same spelling in Arabic. Arabs would call their daughters Hind with the meaning of "brunette" as reference to people from India that have dark hair and dark skin. Arabs also call Hind above a hundred camels as this animal is very cherished in the Arab culture. The sahabi abi-soufian's wife was named Hind, but after the death of her husband after their conversion to Islam, she married the prophet of Muslims Muhammed and is referred as in Islam by the name of "oum salma". Hind wife of abi-soufiane was known for fighting Muslims and Islam but after converting to Islam and her husband they made peace and entered the history of Muslims.
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1) Another possible meaning of the name is "India" without the definitive article "Al" as this is the pronunciation in Arabic.
2) The story of eating the liver of Hamza, lord be pleased of him is not authentic in any way. The narration that claims so has about three problems with it.
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2) The story of eating the liver of Hamza, lord be pleased of him is not authentic in any way. The narration that claims so has about three problems with it.
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Old Arab time...
Hud with the ʿĀd tribe.
Hind or Hend or Heber or Hud name of the prophet mentioned in the Quran.
Hud (/huːd/; Arabic: هود) is the name of a prophet of ancient Arabia, who is mentioned in the Qur'an. The eleventh chapter of the Qur'an, Hud, is named after him, though the narrative of Hud comprises only a small portion of the chapter-11:50–60.
Hud has sometimes been identified with Eber, an ancestor of the Israelites who is mentioned in the Old Testament.
He is said to have been a subject of a kingdom named after its founder, ʿĀd, a fourth generation descendant of Noah (his father being Uz, the son of Aram, who was the son of Shem and a son of Noah. The other tribes claimed to be present at this time in Arabia, were the Thamud, Jurhum, Tasam, Jadis, Amim, Midian, Amalek Imlaq, Jasim, Qahtan, Banu Yaqtan and others.
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"Hind" or "Hend" meaning "Rich".
"Hind" or "Hend" meaning "Noble", Nobleman or Noblewoman.
A person belongs to royal family is called "Hind" or "Hend".
The owner of usually about 100 to 200 camels or "The owner of Karwan".
It means the rich man or rich woman or royalty!
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Hud with the ʿĀd tribe.
Hind or Hend or Heber or Hud name of the prophet mentioned in the Quran.
Hud (/huːd/; Arabic: هود) is the name of a prophet of ancient Arabia, who is mentioned in the Qur'an. The eleventh chapter of the Qur'an, Hud, is named after him, though the narrative of Hud comprises only a small portion of the chapter-11:50–60.
Hud has sometimes been identified with Eber, an ancestor of the Israelites who is mentioned in the Old Testament.
He is said to have been a subject of a kingdom named after its founder, ʿĀd, a fourth generation descendant of Noah (his father being Uz, the son of Aram, who was the son of Shem and a son of Noah. The other tribes claimed to be present at this time in Arabia, were the Thamud, Jurhum, Tasam, Jadis, Amim, Midian, Amalek Imlaq, Jasim, Qahtan, Banu Yaqtan and others.
And...
"Hind" or "Hend" meaning "Rich".
"Hind" or "Hend" meaning "Noble", Nobleman or Noblewoman.
A person belongs to royal family is called "Hind" or "Hend".
The owner of usually about 100 to 200 camels or "The owner of Karwan".
It means the rich man or rich woman or royalty!
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It was indeed the name of one of the prophet's wives (saw). Umm Salama is a kunya, her name was Hind bint Abi Ummayah. And yes, it does mean "India" in classical Arabic. At that time it was seen as an exotic land and the name, when given to a female (some males were called Hind too) was with the expectation that she would become a lavish woman with an expensive dowry. Khadidja (ra) also had children, boy and girl that were named Hind, before the ones she had with Rasulullah (saw).
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It means a hundred camels.
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The name means "India" in Arabic.
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Hend or Hind it can be spelled both ways, it's an Arabic name meaning the country India. In Arabic they say Hend, in English they say India. Hend=India (understand?) it doesn't mean camels or anybody's wife. I don't know where you get your information but you should change the meaning because it is completely WRONG!
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My name is Hend, it's an Arabic name and I'm Arab.. It doesn't mean the country "India"! It's so stupid of anyone to think that it could mean that XD
Actually India = Al-Hend NOT Hend and don't tell me it's the same!
The truth is our ancestors (old Arab) used to call the convoy of camels "Hend" (usually about 100 to 200 camels). We don't use this word anymore! Instead, we use "Qafela".. And it's true that one of the prophets' wives was named Hend (Um Salamah).
It also a name for the sword (besides Al-Saif).
And I heard some southern Arab call the grilled corn Hend.
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Actually India = Al-Hend NOT Hend and don't tell me it's the same!
The truth is our ancestors (old Arab) used to call the convoy of camels "Hend" (usually about 100 to 200 camels). We don't use this word anymore! Instead, we use "Qafela".. And it's true that one of the prophets' wives was named Hend (Um Salamah).
It also a name for the sword (besides Al-Saif).
And I heard some southern Arab call the grilled corn Hend.
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I heard that Hind was associated with the prophet, or the prophet's tribe. But, in any case, that she was clairevoyant and foresaw the coming of enemies some 40 days away from their community to destroy them. She warned the elders of her vision and they were dubious. They did, however, send out sentries who confirmed her vision, and they made preparations which saved the tribe from the oncoming invasion.
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Not the name of one of Mohammad's (sws) wives, rather the name of a woman who sought vengence from him for the death of her family/relatives, she later became a strong Muslim. In essense the name Hinid or Hind means "strong woman," "female leader," and/or "warrior."
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