Entrusting the preservation of the Quran was a sacred responsibility given to a trusted noble lady. After the death of Hazrat Umar (R.A), the script of Mus’haf Abi Bakr was handed over to Hazrat Hifsa (R.A), one of the respected wives of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and among the Umhat-ul-Momenine (Mothers of the Believers).

Hazrat Hifsa was known for her strong faith, intelligence, and dedication to Islam. She kept this precious manuscript safe and secure.

This trust shows how early Muslims honored and respected women in their community, especially those closely related to the Prophet (SAW).

For students, this story teaches the importance of responsibility and trust in preserving Islamic knowledge.

It also highlights the role of noble women in protecting and supporting the religion during critical times.

The preservation of the Quran was a team effort, and Hazrat Hifsa’s role was vital in safeguarding this divine treasure for generations to come.