The authentic shajra nasab hazrat muhammad (صلی اللہ علیہ وآلہ وسلم) and Ameer-Ul-Momineen Hazrat Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib (a.s) represents the most rigorously verified, authenticated family tree in recorded human history. Across classic historical texts such as Ibn Ishaq's Sirah, Al-Tabari's Tarikh, and Ibn Hazm's Jamharat Ansab al-Arab, the generational links from Hazrat Ibrahim (a.s) down to the Banu Hashim clan stand universally agreed upon by historians and genealogists.
The patrilineal chain connects through Adnan, the progenitor of the northern Arab tribes, through Ma'add, Nizar, Mudar, Ilyas, Mudrikah, Khuzaymah, Kinanah, and al-Nadr to Fahr (surnamed Quraysh). Generations later, Qusayy ibn Kilab consolidated authority in Mecca, establishing custodianship over the Kaaba. His son Abd Manaf fathered Hashim (Amr al-Ula), the illustrious patriarch of the Banu Hashim.
Hashim's son, Abdul Muttalib (Shaybah al-Hamd), was the beloved grandfather of both the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and Hazrat Imam Ali (a.s). Abdul Muttalib fathered Abdullah (the father of Prophet Muhammad) and Abu Talib (the father of Hazrat Imam Ali), establishing a fraternal bond that represents the twin pillars of Banu Hashim nobility.
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The biological continuity of the Holy Prophet's household was divinely decreed to endure through his beloved daughter, Sayyidat Nisa al-Alamin Syeda Fatima al-Zahra (s.a), and her holy husband, Ameer-Ul-Momineen Hazrat Imam Ali (a.s). As the Holy Prophet famously stated: "Every woman's children's lineage traces to their father, except for the sons of Fatima, for I am their ancestor and their lineage."
Through the holy grandsons, Hazrat Imam Hasan al-Mujtaba (a.s) and Hazrat Imam Hussain Sayyid al-Shuhada (a.s), the blessed Hasani and Husayni Sadaat branches proliferated across the Islamic world. In the Shajjra.com digital archive, this sacred lineage is documented unbroken across 45 generations, chronicling migrations through Medina, Kufa, Nishapur, and Bukhara down to permanent settlements in the Indus Valley of Sindh and Punjab.
By mapping each generation with historical citations, cemetery coordinates, and verified manuscripts, Shajjra.com ensures that this extraordinary historical heritage remains accessible for researchers and family descendants worldwide.