Shia Muslims believe that the husband of this woman was the first Imam.
This person's future spouse raised funds for their marriage by selling some armor on the advice of this person's father. For several months, this person refused to speak to a relative who conducted an inheritance dispute with this person over the oasis of Fadak. In some accounts, this person suffered broken ribs after political rivals led by (*) Umar attacked her house, causing her to miscarry and then die. A son of this woman was the most famous person martyred at the Battle of Karbala. This woman and her husband are the most recent common ancestor for all people who claim the title of sayyid. Shia Muslims believe that the husband of this woman was the first Imam. For 10 points, name this wife of Ali and beloved daughter of Muhammad whose name was adopted by an Egyptian caliphate.
This person's future spouse raised funds for their marriage by selling some armor on the advice of this person's father.
Fatimah [or Fatimah bint Muhammad; or Fatimah Zahra] 