Hagar .

• Genesis 16:1-16.
• Genesis 21:9-21.

Wikipedia: Hagar & הגר

Was an Egyptian handmaiden of Sarah, wife of Abraham. At Sarah's suggestion, she became Abraham's second wife. Her story is reported in the Book of Genesis (see above). In Islam, her story is alluded to in the Qur'an, but her name is not mentioned. Her role is elaborated in Hadith. She was the mother of Abraham's son, Ishmael, who is regarded as the patriarch of the Ishmaelites i.e. the Arabs.

Some Jewish commentaries state that Hagar was the same person as Keturah, and that Abraham sought her out after Sarah's death. (Midrash Rabbah)

(زهرة (اللوتس وكنايتها المصرية هاجر = Zehra (from Lut and she was also known as Hajirah/ Hajar/ Hagar in Egyptian Dialect)

Separated from Hagar (Pharoah), as her lineage is unknown.

• Genesis 16:1-16.
• Genesis 21:9-21.

Wikipedia: Agar.

Hagar miraba a Sara con desprecio después de haber quedado embarazada, y entonces Sara, que aún no tenía hijos, comenzó a maltratarla. Hagar huye al desierto pero un ángel del Señor escuchó su aflicción y regresa a Abraham y le da su primer hijo. Abraham tenía 86 años cuando Ismael nació. (Gén. 16:1-15)