My Son Want To Know What Was Name Of Prophet Musa(as)'s Mother Name? Jazakallah For Awnsering Previous Question.

his real mother was Jochebed. This is what I know. I would like someone else to double check this, please.

ok brother I was correct. Her name was indeed Eucabid/Jochebed.

Hazrat Asiya was Pharaoh's wife and she adopted Prophet Moses after he was rescued from Nile.

His wife's name was Saphura.

from qasas-ul-anbiyaa written by sayed saeed ali shah....

Moosa's (as) father's name was Imran....
his sister's name was Maryam....
his wief's name was saphura....
his father-in-law was the prophet Shoaib (as)....
i think we all know, his brother's name was Haroon (as)....

P.S. i dont find this book authentic from which i have quoted the names....

I dont think her name is mentioned in the Quran. However, from the bible it is understood that she was the daughter of prophet Shuaib (Jethro) and her name was Zapporah.

regards,

bob

most probably "Safura" latin zipporah...wallahu alam - (Allah knows best)

.....The husband may be loaned money by his father or family, but it must be repaid. In the case of Nabi Musa (the Prophet Moses), when he left Egypt for Madyan he married Safura the daughter of the Prophet Shu'ayb. His mahr mu'ajjal was settled and paid off by binding himself to grazing his father-in-law's cattle for ten years without wages. Presumably Shu'ayb had paid Safura on Musa's behalf.[http://www.islamfortoday.com/ruqaiyyah07.htm]

her wife name was Safura and i dunno about Her mother name..

Originally Posted by Antumul alona

most probably "Safura" latin zipporah...wallahu alam - (Allah knows best)

.....The husband may be loaned money by his father or family, but it must be repaid. In the case of Nabi Musa (the Prophet Moses), when he left Egypt for Madyan he married Safura the daughter of the Prophet Shu'ayb. His mahr mu'ajjal was settled and paid off by binding himself to grazing his father-in-law's cattle for ten years without wages. Presumably Shu'ayb had paid Safura on Musa's behalf.[http://www.islamfortoday.com/ruqaiyyah07.htm]

Link don't work bruv...

^ remove the closing square bracket from the end and it'll work

Moosi

with plenty of regards to all u who took time to write. JAZAKALLAH