al-Ujaimi, Hindiyya, 1720-1798
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Name (Latin)
al-Ujaimi, Hindiyya, 1720-1798
Name (Arabic)
عجيمي، هندية، 1720-1798
Other forms of name
'Adjaymi, Anna, 1720-1798
Agemi, Hendie, 1720-1798
Ajami, Anna, 1720-1798
Ajjeymi, Anna, 1720-1798
Hindiyyé, d'Alep, 1720-1798
Ujaimi, Hindiyya Al-, 1720-1798
al-'Ujaimi, Hannah, 1720-1798
Date of birth
1720-08-06
Date of death
1798-02-13
Gender
female
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- De Stefanis, G. Relazioni della nazione maronita ... 1909:t.p. (Hendie Agemi, fondatrice dell'Istituto del S. Cuore di Gesù nel Monte Libano)
- Embracing the divine, 2011:ECIP acknowledgments (Hindiyya al-Ujaimi) text (Hindiyya al-Ujaimi. Maronite visionary woman and nun; 1720-Hindiyya al-Ujaimi is born in Aleppo; 1750-Hindiyya establishes the Sacred Heart of Jesus order in the newly dedicated Bkerki convent; 1752 Pope Benedict XIV orders the dissolution of Hindiyya's order; 1752 Maronite bishops and Patriarch Awwad reject the decision of Benedict XIV to dissolve Hindiyya's order; 1777 Hindiyya and her nuns are expelled from the Bkerki convent by Saad al-Khuri, the muddabir (secretary) of Emir Bashir, the ruler of Mount Lebanon; Feb. 13, 1798 Hindiyya passes away in the convent of Sayyidat al- Haqli)
- Hindiyyé d'Alep, c2001:p. 10 (born 6 Aug. 1720) p. 15 (died 13 Feb. 1798)
- Wikipedia, June 3, 2013(Hindiyya al-'UjaimiHindiyya; born Hannah al-'Ujaimi; 1720-1798; (other spellings: Anna 'Adjaymi, or Ajjeymi, Ajami); was a Maronite mystic nun which claimed to have many visions of Jesus and Mary)
Wikipedia description:
Hindiyya (1720–1798; also Hindiyé or Hendiye, "the Indian"), born Hannah al-ʿUjaimi (other spellings: Anna ʿAdjaymi, ʿAjjeymi, or ʿAjami) was a Maronite mystic nun who claimed to have many visions of Jesus and Mary. She was a central figure in the history of the Maronite Church in the 18th century. Hindiyya founded in 1750 the controversial religious order of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which was dissolved by order of pope Pius VI in 1779.
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