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Hazreti Sümeyye is one of the most important women in Islamic history. She lived during The first Muslims who embraced Islam and demonstrated great determination in defense of the values she believed in. For this reason, she is remembered by Muslims as the first female martyr of Islam. The city of Mecca during the early days of Islam (Image generated by artificial intelligence). " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> Known in full as Hazreti Sümeyye, she lived at a time when most

Hazreti Sümeyye is one of the most important women in Islamic history. She was among the first Muslims to accept Islam and demonstrated great determination for the values she believed in. For this reason, Muslims regard her as the first female martyr of Islam. Her full name is Sümeyye bint Hubbat. She lived at a time when most people worshipped idols and the belief in one God had not yet spread widely. Islam was only beginning to be taught, and those who accepted it were few in number. People wh

Ayfer Gök (b. 1977, Bucak – d. 9 February 2001, Karaman/Ermenek) was a Turkish Air Force combat pilot. She is remembered as Turkey’s first female martyr pilot. She was killed during a training flight in an F-5A aircraft while serving at the 3rd Main Jet Base Command. Youth and Education Ayfer Gök was born in 1977 in the district of Bucak, Burdur, as the fourth daughter of Ümmü Gülsüm Gök and Halit Gök. She lost her father at the age of one and was raised by her mother. During her childhood she w