The only woman named in the Quran, mentioned seventy times across seven surahs, and declared explicitly as the greatest woman to have ever lived. One surah bears her name. In Islam she is mother to Jesus the Messiah, virgin before and after his birth, chosen above all women of all worlds.
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Her parents prayed for a child; God answered, but her father Imran died before she was born. Raised in the Temple by her maternal uncle Zechariah, she received messages through the archangel Gabriel: she had conceived miraculously, still a virgin, by divine spirit. The child's name would be Jesus - the Christ, the Promised Messiah. Orthodox belief held the virgin birth as fact, and traditional Islam largely agreed she remained untouched by men throughout her life, her purity noted in the text itself. She stands as one of the four ladies of heaven, alongside Fatima, Asiya wife of Pharaoh, and Khadija first wife of Muhammad.
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