Received the highest honor from my foster son ﷺ: he rose for me and laid his own shawl on the ground for me to sit upon, and gave me many gifts.
~57 years later, c. 8 AH · 8 AH
Details differ across the sources
The report that Shayma also brought her parents Halimah al-Sa'diyah and her husband before the Prophet ﷺ at this time is transmitted through a weaker chain (al-Bayhaqi).
After the tribes had entered Islam, Banu Sa'd ibn Bakr was fought and defeated at the Battle of Hunayn. A woman of the tribe caused a commotion, claiming to be the Prophet ﷺ's sister, and the companions brought her before him.
This took place among the prisoners of war being led in to Ji'ranah after the battle. Shayma cried out that she was the Prophet ﷺ's own foster sister, daughter of his wet-nurse Halimah al-Sa'diyah, and the astonished Companions brought her to him.
Outcome: The Prophet ﷺ asked how he could know it was her, and she answered that she still carried the mark of a bite he had given her on her back as a baby while she carried him. He recognized this as something no one else could know, freed her, and gave her many gifts. He then gave her the choice of staying with them and being treated honorably, or being released with gifts to return to her tribe; she chose to return to her tribe. It is not known whether she accepted Islam. A weaker report, transmitted by al-Bayhaqi, adds that Shayma also brought her elderly parents, Halimah al-Sa'diyah and her husband, the Prophet ﷺ's foster parents, before him; he stood for Halimah, laid his own shawl on the ground for her to sit on, and gave them many gifts, though it is likewise not known whether they accepted Islam.
Other events recorded in 8 AH. Their order within the year is not established; use the storyline above for the sequence.
Received the highest honor from my foster son ﷺ: he rose for me and laid his own shawl on the ground for me to sit upon, and gave me many gifts.
How dare you treat me like this?! Don't you know I am the sister of your own companion?!
Being led in among the captives from Hunayn, she called out to whoever was escorting her as a prisoner.
I am his (Prophet Muhammad's ﷺ) foster sister!
Said when the astonished Companions asked what she meant.
I am Shayma.
How do I know you are Shayma?
He had not seen her in 56 years, since he was now around 60.
I still have the mark on my back that you bit me one time when I was carrying you as a baby.
I have two choices for you: Either you stay with us and we shall treat you honorably, or I shall gift you and you can go back to your tribe.
He laughed, recognizing this as something only Shayma could know.
Chose to return to my tribe rather than remain, and was released with gifts.
It is not known whether Shayma accepted Islam.