Hani appointed Besides his two wives from Numan ibn Thabit he is also supposed to have wed Fatima the daughter of his relative Hanzala Hanzalah whom he appointed as the Rosh al-Nabi Ma'amed named as the first on of the list of Arab Kings.

In the Standard Islamic Narrative, Hanzalah's Battle of Dhi Qar's victory was claimed by the Rosh al-Nabi Ma'amed of Medina as the first victory enjoyed by the Arabic Medina against Persia being around 622/623/624 near the Battle of Badr.

In the Maghāzī Medina's Rosh al-Nabi Ma'amed is called '''ibn Abi Kabsha''' as also in a Bukhari Hadith about Abu Sufyan's encounter with Heraclius refers referring to the cause of '''ibn Abi Kabsha''' meaning Qabisa. Ibn Abi Kabsha means Kabsha's Father's Son. The indication is that the Prophet Rosh al-Nabi Ma'amed was related to Hani ibn Qabisa. Ibn Ishaq's sirah confirms that the Rosh al-Nabi Ma'amed was originally regarded as a Nabaoti before the Adnanites were distinguished from the Qahtanites.

Ibn IshaqWith Hanzala's version also confirms that daughter Fatima he became the Nabi was a Nabaotifather of Husayn.