The lady who killed Hazrat Hamza was Hind bint Utbah, the wife of Abu Sufyan and a prominent figure in the Quraysh tribe.
Hind's motive for killing Hazrat Hamza was driven by revenge. Her father, Utbah, and brother, Walid, were killed by Muslim forces in the Battle of Badr. She had vowed to avenge their deaths and found her opportunity in the Battle of Uhud, where she killed Hazrat Hamza in a brutal act of violence.
Hind’s act of revenge is a significant event in Islamic history, as it demonstrates the intense conflict and animosity that existed between the Muslims and the Quraysh during the early years of Islam. It also highlights the personal and emotional dimensions of the struggle for the establishment of Islam.
Hind later converted to Islam and became a respected figure in the Muslim community. Her story serves as a reminder of the transformative power of faith and the importance of forgiveness and reconciliation.
