Original sentence: According to other sources, Umar ordered the beating of Fatimah , some saying Umar personally kicked Fatimah in the stomach, causing her miscarriage.Non-Sunni scholars believe that Umar led a party of armed men against Ali's house in Medina and called for Ali and his men to come out and swear allegiance to Abu Bakr, who they had decided would take power in the meeting at Saqifah.See Umar at Fatimah's house.She died of her wounds on the 3rd of Jumada al-thani, 11th of Hijra, and was buried in secret at her request, to prevent Abu Bakr and Umar whom she considered to be her father's true enemies from attending the funeral.They broke in, resulting in Fatimah's ribs being broken between the broken door and the wall, and she miscarrying an unborn son named Muhsin.Umar and Khalid ibn Walid threatened to burn the house down if they did not submit
Edited sentence: A minority Shia view (which is disputed amongst Shia scholars) hold that Umar called for Ali and his men to come out and swear allegiance to Abu Bakr.Although historians cannot give a precise description of the actual events, and even though the various views have been mixed with legendary accounts, it was undoubtedly a key motivation for the hatred born by the Shias towards Umar and his supporters, and was the only political involvement of Fatimah who remained in a sombre mood for the rest of her life.The majority of Muslims at the time of Muhammed's death favoured Abu Bakr as the Caliph while a portion of the population supported Fatimah's husband, Ali.When they did not, Umar broke in, resulting in Fatimah's ribs being broken by being pressed between the door and the wall causing her to miscarry Muhsin which led to her eventual death