The place of Nasibe Bint Ka'b in the science of hadith

The religion of Islam was passed down to the next generations through the generation of the companions. Both male and female companions contributed to the inheritance of the religion, the execution of the sunna and the transmission of the narrations. Among the people who contributed to this contribution is the famous companion Nasība bint Ka'b, with the name Ummu Umâre, who was one of the two female companions who participated in the second Aqaba allegiance. In this study, information is given about Nasība bint Ka'b's life, the wars she participated in, her narrations, her students who reported hadiths from her, and the chains of attribution in her narrations. Her narrations focus on the subjects of ablution, fasting and the reason for revelation. There are a total of thirty-eight narrations reported from her in hadith sources. Two of the hadiths are about ablution, thirty-one are about fasting and five are about the reason for revelation. In our study, the narrations and texts of the narrations in the hadith sources under each topic were discussed in their entirety. Then, how the narrations were mentioned in al-Kutubu't-Tis'a was emphasized and a detailed attribution and text analysis was made. Then, the narrations that reached us through Nasība bint Ka'b were evaluated and the study was concluded with the conclusion and bibliography. Key words: al-Ḥadīt̲h̲, Nasība bint Ka'b, Umm Umāra. Fasting, Jihad.