The saying of Fatima (s.a) being killed and her miscarriage isreferred back to the Shi'a for a long time. Poets have writtenabout the oppression which Sayeda Fatima (s.a) underwent.Some of these poets were contemporary to the Imams (a.s),or their time was close to that of the Imams (a.s).
Sayyid Al-Himyari (Died 173 A.H) may Allah (swt) have mercyon him, was contemporary to Imam Al-Sadiq (a.s) and ImamAl-Kadhim (a.s) and he said the following;
Al-Sayyed Ja'far Al-Murtadha:
"Beaten, she (Fatima (s.a)) was, and of her rightsdeprived,
And was made to taste, after his demise, of wounds.
God sever the hands that her did they hit,
And of that who agreed thereto and followed suit.
God may never forgive him nor
Spare him of the horror of leaving the grave..."
Shia Source: Ma'saat ul-Zahra. Vol. 2, Pg. # 15 - 16.
Al-Nabati Al-Amuli:
Sayyid Al-Himyari
"She was beaten and her right was usurped
And then they let her taste the pain of injuries andwounds
May that hand be cut who hit her
And the hand of those who are content with that andfollow him
May Allah not forgive him and nor
Make him safe of the fear of the Day of Resurrection"
Al-Barqi (Died 245 A.H.) says in a poetry:
"They collected firewood to burn the house
And lit it even though there were children in it
And in the house there was not except the purified ones
Of women and the truthful one and the grandsons (of theProphet (saw))
I do not say that they did treachery, they ratherdisbelieved
And disbelief is less than burning the children (of theProphet (saw))
And whatever of their tyranny and wrongdoing they did
Will be two chains around their necks in Hellfire"
Shia Source: Siraat Al-Mustaqeem. Vol. 3, Pg. # 13.
