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Sumayyah binti Khayyat, a female slave from the Yasir family, became the first person to be martyred in Islamic history due to the persecution by the Quraisy in Mecca. Her steadfastness in faith amidst cruel torture—until she was directly killed by Abu Jahl—solidified the status of women in true jihad and became a reference for eternal perseverance.
Sumayyah binti Khayyat, a female slave from Mecca, became one of the early followers of Islam along with her husband and son. Under severe torture from her master Abu Hudhayfah — not Abu Huthalib — she refused to renounce her faith until she was martyred, making her the first female martyr in Islamic history.
The search for 'perempuan' (woman) spiked in Malaysia after a viral video of a workplace argument between a woman and a male colleague who insulted a woman wearing braces. The incident sparked widespread discussion about body shaming, gender bias, and the courage to speak out against injustice.
This article reveals eight signs of men exploiting women in relationships, based on a report by CNN Indonesia and data from the Ministry of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection. In Indonesia's patriarchal culture, manipulation signs are often mistaken for care — from possessive behavior to an imbalance of effort. Equipped with real-life stories and action guides, this article helps women recognize, reject, and leave harmful relationships.
Sumayyah binti Khubbat — a female servant from Medina, one of the earliest followers of Islam, and the first martyr in history — faced cruel torture by Abu Jahl with a fiery silence. She did not scream. She declared the Shahadah. And in death, she strengthened an unbreakable faith that could not be shattered by iron or threats.