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Zaynab bint Khuzayma
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Zaynab bint Khuzayma

Born AD 595 · died AD 625
Also known as Zàynab bint Khuzayma

Who was alive at the same time as Zaynab bint Khuzayma?

  1. Pope Gregory I, c. AD 541 – AD 604
  2. Pope Boniface IV, c. AD 550 – AD 615
  3. Isidore of Seville, c. AD 560 – AD 636
  4. Pope Adeodatus I, AD 570 – AD 618
  5. Muhammad, AD 571 – AD 632
  6. Abu Bakr, c. AD 573 – AD 634
  7. Heraclius, c. AD 575 – AD 641
  8. Uthman, c. AD 575 – AD 656
  9. Pope Agatho, AD 574 – AD 681
  10. Pope Honorius I, c. AD 585 – AD 638
  11. Umar, c. AD 586 – AD 644
  12. Khalid ibn al-Walid, AD 586 – AD 642
  13. Zaynab bint Khuzayma, AD 595 – AD 625
  14. Brahmagupta, c. AD 598 – c. AD 670
  15. Pope John IV, c. AD 600 – AD 642
  16. Pope Vitalian, c. AD 600 – AD 672
  17. Pope Martin I, AD 598 – AD 655
  18. Ali, AD 599 – AD 661
  19. Xuanzang, AD 602 – AD 664
  20. Mu'awiya I, AD 603 – AD 680
  21. Fatima, c. AD 610 – AD 632
  22. Pope Leo II, AD 611 – AD 683
  23. Aisha, AD 614 – c. AD 678
  24. Wu Zetian, AD 624 – AD 705

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When Zaynab bint Khuzayma was born, Muhammad was 23 or 24, Khalid ibn al-Walid was 8 or 9, Pope Adeodatus I was 24 or 25, Pope Agatho was 20 or 21 and Maurice was 55 or 56.

When Zaynab bint Khuzayma died, Muhammad was 53 or 54, Ali was 25 or 26, Aisha was 10 or 11, Pope Martin I was 26 or 27 and Pope Leo II was 13 or 14.

Born during Zaynab bint Khuzayma’s lifetime: Ali, Brahmagupta, Aisha, Fatima, Mu'awiya I, Pope Martin I, Pope Leo II and Pope John IV.

Not quite contemporaries: Husayn ibn Ali was born months after Zaynab bint Khuzayma died, Pope Benedict II was born about 9 years after Zaynab bint Khuzayma died, Pope Pelagius II died about 5 years before Zaynab bint Khuzayma was born and Pope John V was born about 9 years after Zaynab bint Khuzayma died.

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Where Zaynab bint Khuzayma’s contemporaries were born

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The 92 best-known contemporaries

92 of the people we track were surely alive at the same time as Zaynab bint Khuzayma. All of them are listed here. See also everyone alive in AD 611.

  1. Muhammad AD 571 – AD 632
  2. Umar c. AD 586 – AD 644
  3. Ali AD 599 – AD 661
  4. Abu Bakr c. AD 573 – AD 634
  5. Brahmagupta c. AD 598 – c. AD 670
  6. Pope Gregory I c. AD 541 – AD 604
  7. Uthman c. AD 575 – AD 656
  8. Aisha AD 614 – c. AD 678
  9. Fatima c. AD 610 – AD 632
  10. Mu'awiya I AD 603 – AD 680
  11. Heraclius c. AD 575 – AD 641
  12. Isidore of Seville c. AD 560 – AD 636
  13. Pope Honorius I c. AD 585 – AD 638
  14. Pope Martin I AD 598 – AD 655
  15. Pope Leo II AD 611 – AD 683
  16. Khalid ibn al-Walid AD 586 – AD 642
  17. Pope John IV c. AD 600 – AD 642
  18. Xuanzang AD 602 – AD 664
  19. Pope Adeodatus I AD 570 – AD 618
  20. Pope Agatho AD 574 – AD 681
  21. Pope Vitalian c. AD 600 – AD 672
  22. Pope Boniface IV c. AD 550 – AD 615
  23. Wu Zetian AD 624 – AD 705
  24. Pope Sabinian c. AD 530 – AD 606
  25. Pope Boniface III c. AD 540 – AD 607
  26. Maurice AD 539 – AD 602
  27. Bilal ibn Rabah AD 581 – c. AD 642
  28. Khosrow II AD 570 – AD 628
  29. Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalib c. AD 568 – AD 653
  30. Abd Allah ibn al-Zubayr AD 624 – AD 692
  31. Phocas AD 547 – AD 610
  32. Abu Talib ibn Abd al-Muttalib c. AD 541 – AD 619
  33. Maximus the Confessor AD 579 – AD 662
  34. Hafsa bint Umar AD 604 – AD 665
  35. Ibn Abbas c. AD 619 – AD 688
  36. Amr ibn al-As AD 570 – AD 664
  37. Emperor Taizong of Tang AD 598 – AD 649
  38. Heraclius Constantine AD 612 – AD 641
  39. Marwan I AD 623 – AD 685
  40. Columba AD 521 – AD 597
  41. Salman the Persian AD 568 – AD 657
  42. Chlothar II AD 584 – AD 629
  43. Zubayr ibn al-Awwam AD 594 – AD 656
  44. Emperor Gaozu of Tang AD 566 – AD 635
  45. Abu Sufyan c. AD 570 – c. AD 646
  46. Yazdegerd III AD 624 – AD 652
  47. Harsha AD 590 – AD 647
  48. Abu Hurayra AD 602 – AD 679
  49. Dagobert I c. AD 611 – AD 639
  50. Heraclonas AD 618 – AD 641
  51. Abu Ubayda ibn al-Jarrah AD 583 – AD 639
  52. Zaynab bint Jahsh AD 592 – AD 642
  53. Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas AD 595 – c. AD 675
  54. Hamza ibn Abd al-Muttalib AD 568 – AD 625
  55. Bhartṛhari AD 570 – c. AD 651
  56. Umm Salama AD 596 – AD 681
  57. Childebert II AD 570 – AD 596
  58. Sawdah bint Zam'ah AD 589 – AD 674
  59. Talha ibn Ubayd Allah AD 595 – AD 656
  60. Penda of Mercia c. AD 606 – AD 655
  61. Abd Allah ibn Umar ibn al-Khattab c. AD 610 – AD 693
  62. Æthelberht of Kent AD 552 – AD 612
  63. John Climacus c. AD 579 – c. AD 649
  64. Umm Habiba c. AD 594 – AD 665
  65. Abd Allah ibn Mas'ud AD 594 – AD 653
  66. Columbanus c. AD 543 – AD 615
  67. Abu Lahab AD 549 – c. AD 625
  68. Abd al-Rahman ibn Awf c. AD 577 – c. AD 654
  69. Theophylact Simocatta AD 580 – AD 630
  70. Maymunah bint al-Harith c. AD 592 – AD 672
  71. Boran AD 590 – AD 632
  72. Safiyya bint Huyayy c. AD 610 – AD 670
  73. Juwayriya bint al-Harith AD 608 – AD 676
  74. Emperor Wen of Sui AD 541 – AD 604
  75. Empress Suiko AD 554 – AD 628
  76. Prince Shōtoku AD 574 – AD 622
  77. Ruqayya bint Muhammad c. AD 600 – AD 624
  78. Theudebert II AD 585 – AD 612
  79. Theuderic II AD 587 – AD 613
  80. Empress Kōgyoku AD 594 – AD 661
  81. Venantius Fortunatus c. AD 534 – AD 609
  82. Theodelinda c. AD 570 – c. AD 628
  83. Zayd ibn Haritha al-Kalbi AD 581 – AD 629
  84. Pepin of Landen c. AD 585 – AD 640
  85. Rayhana bint Zayd c. 590s – AD 631
  86. Sigebert II AD 602 – AD 613
  87. Anas ibn Malik AD 611 – AD 713
  88. Reccared I c. AD 560 – AD 601
  89. Ammar ibn Yasir AD 570 – AD 657
  90. Zainab bint Muhammad c. AD 599 – c. AD 629
  91. Kubrat c. AD 595 – AD 665
  92. Ardashir III AD 621 – AD 630