Halima Cisse gave birth to nine babies

Pictured all together for the first time, this is the world record-breaking NINE miracle babies born to the same mother - as the healthy brood prepare to go home. Halima Cisse beams proudly with her nonuplets, five months after she made headlines around the globe when she gave birth at the Ain Borja clinic in Casablanca, Morocco, breaking the previous world record set by 'Octomum' Nadya Suleman in 2009, who gave birth to eight babies that survived. Ms Cisse and her husband Abdelkader Arbytheir nine babies who were conceived naturally, each weighed between 500gm to 1kg when they were born and had to remain in incubators in the clinic's intensive care unit where they were looked after round the clock by a team of doctors and nurses for the first few months of their lives. But now all nine have gained weight and continued to thrive meaning they can soon go back to their home country, Mali. The four boys are called Mohammed, Bah, El Hadji and Oumar while the five girls are named Hawa, Adama, Fatouma, Oumou and Kadidia. But growing up as an only child, Cisse said she's always wanted a big family, surprise or not. "I feel very happy ... It's a beautiful gift," she told ABC News. Her husband, Abdelkader Arby, shares that sentiment, calling the four boys and five girls a "gift from God." Even with nonuplets and another daughter, Halima Cisse says she hasn't ruled out having more children. Cisse breaks the record for most babies delivered after a natural conception. This is a true world record. They were conceived natural which should let the medical board around the world see that 'ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE THROUGH GOD.' As always, thanks for reading and please share.