Fatma Ali El-Zahra, often referred to simply as Fatima, is a significant figure in Islamic history. She was the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad and his first wife, Khadijah. Fatima is revered for her piety, strength, and role in early Islamic society, often seen as a symbol of virtue and motherhood. Fatima married Ali ibn Abi Talib, the Prophet's cousin, and they had several children, including Hassan and Hussein, who are also important figures in Islam. Her legacy continues to influence various aspects of Islamic thought and culture, particularly within Shia communities, where she is honored as a central figure.