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The Sahabiyat — the women companions of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ — in Arabic with each name’s Abjad value. Tap any name for its full letter-by-letter breakdown and meaning.
All 23 names · Arabic, transliteration and Abjad value · tap any card for the details
The Complete List
عائشةAisha386آمنةAmina96اسماءAsma103عاتكةAtikah496فاطمةFatima135حفصةHafsa183هاجرHajar209حليمةHalima93جويريةJuwayriyah234خديجةKhadija622خولةKhawlah641ميمونةMaymunah151نسيبةNusaibah127رقيةRuqayya315صفيةSafiyya185سودةSawdah75شيماءShaima352سميةSumayya115أم كلثومUmm Kulthum637أم سلمةUmm Salamah176أم عمارةUmm Umarah357زهراءZahraa214زينبZaynab69
About These Abjad Values
The Sahabiyat were the women who accompanied and supported the Prophet Muhammad, among them Khadijah, Aisha and Fatimah. Each Abjad value is the plain sum of the Arabic letters, for study rather than prediction. Check any name in the Abjad calculator.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who were the Sahabiyat?
The Sahabiyat were the women companions of the Prophet Muhammad, including his wives and daughters such as Khadijah, Aisha and Fatimah, and many others who supported early Islam.
What is the Abjad value of a Sahabiyat name?
It is the sum of the Arabic letters in the name. For example, Zaynab (زينب) has an Abjad value of 69.
Are these Abjad values a form of fortune-telling?
No. They are plain arithmetic used for study and reflection, with no predictive meaning.
Reviewed by Moulana Haji Abdul Basit (Islamic Scholar & Mentor) · Last Updated: September 1, 2026