"How is the Prophet ( Sallallaho alaihe wasallam )?"

When told that her father was killed in the battle, she uttered' lnna Lillah' and impatiently repeated the same question about the Peophet ( Sallallaho alaihe wasallam ). This time she was told that her husband was no more, her brother was dead and that her son too was slain. With evergrowing anxiety, she repeated the same question about the welfare of the Prophet ( Sallallaho  wasallam). She was told that he was safe and sound, but she would not rest contented, and insidted on seeing him herself. When at lost she had satisfied her eyes with his sight, she said:

An Ansari Woman's Anxiety About the Prophet.

In the battle of Uhud, the Muslims suffered heavy losses and quite a large number of them were kiled. When the sensational news of their heavy casualties reached Madinah, the women came out of their houses eager to know the actual details of these casualties. On seeing the crowd of people at a place, a woman of the Ansar anxiously inquired: