Asma bint Umais who had migrated to Abyssinia and had come back along with them (along with immigrants) visited Hafsa, the wife of Allahs Apostle ﷺ . (Accordingly), Umar had been sitting with her (Hafsa). As Umar saw Asma, he said: Who is she? She (Hafsa) said: She is Asma, daughter of Umais. He said: She is an Abyssinian and a sea-woman. Asma said: Yes, it is so. Thereupon Umar said: We preceded you in migration and so we have more right to Allahs Messenger ﷺ as compared with you. At this she felt annoyed and said: Umar, you are not stating the fact; by Allah, you had the privilege of being in the company of the Messenger ﷺ who fed the hungry among you and instructed the ignorant amongst you, whereas we had been far (from here) in the land of Abyssinia amongst the enemies and that was all for Allah and Allahs Messenger ﷺ and, by Allah, I would never take food nor take water unless I make a mention to Allahs Messenger ﷺ of what you have said. We remained in that country in constant trouble and dread and I shall talk about it to Allahs Messenger (way peace be upon him) and ask him (about it). By Allah, I shall not tell a lie and deviate (from the truth) and add anything to that. So, when Allahs Apostle ﷺ came, she said: Allahs Apostle, Umar says so and so. Upon this Allahs Messenger ﷺ said: His right is not more than yours, for him and his companions there is one migration, but for you, i. e. for the people of the boat, there are two migrations. She said: I saw Abu Musa and the people of the boat coming to me in groups and asking me about this hadith, because there was nothing more pleasing and more significant for them than this. Abu Burda reported that Asma said: I saw Abu Musa, asking me to repeat this hadith to him again and again.