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She had become a model in all various aspects of being a woman. She was the manifestation of a daughter for her father. She was the manifestation of a wife for her husband. She was the manifestation of a mother for her offspring. She was the manifestation of a responsible and fighter woman for her time of living and the fate of her society. She herself is Imam; that is an exemplar. She is an ideal type for the role model and witness. For a woman who tends to choose her being. She answers women how to be via her surprising birth, continuous campaign in both interior and exterior fronts in her father's house in her society and in her thought, behavior and life. I don't know what to say about her? How should I say? I wanted to imitate Bossuet, a famous French orator gave a speech about Saint Mary in an assembly in the presence of Louic. He said: The world orators have spoken about Mary for 1700 years. The philosophers and thinkers of nations in the east and the west have stated Mary's values for 1700 years. The world poets have used their elegances and powerful creativities to write poetries to praise Saint Mary for 1700 years. All artists, those who are skillful in photofit and sculpture have miraculously shown Mary's face and manner for 1700 years. However, the collection of words, thoughts, attempts and artifices during these many years haven't been able to recount Mary's magnificence the same as the following statement:

"Mary is Jesus's mother."

Additionally, I wanted to say about Fatima using such method; but I got detained.

I wanted to say: Fatima is the great Khadijeh's daughter; but I figured out she wasn't.

 I wanted to say: Fatima is Muhammad's daughter, I realized that she wasn't.

I wanted to say: Fatima is Ali's wife, I understood that she wasn't.

I wanted to say: Fatima is Hassan and Hussein's mother; but I realized that she wasn't.

I wanted to say: Fatima is Zeinab's mother; but I figured out that she wasn’t.

No, these are facts; but Fatima isn't all of these.

Fatima is Fatima…

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