[phernikas]

Assalam O Alaikum!
I have compiled my Family Tree. Hope you people will like it. Feel free to comment & correct me if you find any mistakes in the Shajra.

http://shajra-e-nasab.ucoz.com/Shajra.htm

*All of the names are in Arabic, Persian & Urdu.
JazakAllah Kher!

[thomaskkk]

So many "KHAN,S" in your later generations.You live in a Pathan area?

[phernikas]

So many "KHAN,S" in your later generations.You live in a Pathan area?

lol, no ... may be we got that name because of living in Afghanistan. Qutb Shah (RA), the 12th descendants of Hazrat Ali (RA), was the king of Herat, Afghanistan. BTW, I am Kashmiri.

[phernikas]

The Family Tree of Baloch & Rajput people

http://www.scribd.com/doc/104892626/...ly-Tree-Rajput

[Affiltavajefe]

No authentic narration goes back to Adam .

[phernikas]

No authentic narration goes back to Adam .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kv6pfCy3gxU

Shajra -e Nasab from Muhammad (SAW) to Adam (AS).
Speaker: Maulana Tariq Jameel
Audio: Urdu (ENGLISH SUBTITLE)

[Luisabens]

lol, no ... may be we got that name because of living in Afghanistan. Qutb Shah (RA), the 12th descendants of Hazrat Ali (RA), was the king of Herat, Afghanistan. BTW, I am Kashmiri.

Brother you belong to such a noble family, please make dua for me.

[phernikas]

Brother you belong to such a noble family, please make dua for me.

Allahu Akbar!

I am NOTHING.

[Affiltavajefe]

Like I said there is no authentic narration as far as I know.

Perhaps I'm wrong and I am aware of kufwu and other laws pertaining to Zakaat, however for some reason family lineage holds little relevance to me, it just the way I feel. I'd rather look at the individuals character.

[NumDusthouh]

As Br. Intrepid have said, No authentic narration goes back to Adam (as).

Inshallah, i'll try to post more on this from Siratul Mustapha by Hadhrat Maulana Idris Kandhalwi (rah).

[phernikas]

Like I said there is no authentic narration as far as I know.

Perhaps I'm wrong and I am aware of kufwu and other laws pertaining to Zakaat, however for some reason family lineage holds little relevance to me, it just the way I feel. I'd rather look at the individuals character.

The shajra from Adam (AS) to Muhammad (SAW) is based on the lecture of Mulana Tariq Jameel and don't think that he talks without proof.
I have just shared it to share the knowledge with the people and I clearly know that this tree won't gonna save me from hell fire.

[phernikas]

As Br. Intrepid have said, No authentic narration goes back to Adam (as).

Inshallah, i'll try to post more on this from Siratul Mustapha by Hadhrat Maulana Idris Kandhalwi (rah).

I have already pasted the video link and will be waiting for your posts

[NumDusthouh]

I have already pasted the video link and will be waiting for your posts

The lineage of our holy Prophet Muhammad Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) is the most noble and dignified lineage of all the diverse family lineages of the world. This gilded lineage is recorded as follows:

Muhammad bin ’Abdullah bin ’Abdul Muttalib bin Haashim bin ’Abdu Manaaf bin Qusay bin Kilaab bin Murrah bin K’ab bin Luwayy bin Ghaalib bin Fihr bin Maalik bin Al-Nadr bin Kinaanah bin Khuzaimah bin Mudrikah bin Ilyaas bin Mudar bin Nazaar bin Ma'ad bin ‘Adnaan. 1

Hafiz ‘Asqalani (rahmatullahu ta’ala) says that Imam Bukhari records this noble lineage in his Jam’i Sahih up to ’Adnan only. However, in his Taarikh, he records the lineage right up to Hadhrat Ibrahim (alayhis salaam). This is recorded as follows:

‘Adnaan bin Udaw bin Al-Muqawwam bin Taarih bin Yashjab bin Y'arab bin Thaabit bin Ismaa’il bin Ibrahim (alayhis salaam). 2

The accuracy of the linage going up to ‘Adnaan is acknowledged by all genealogists. None of them disagree on this issue. In fact, the accuracy of ‘Adnaan being a descendant of Hadhrat Ismaa’il (alayhis salaam) is also recognized by all genealogists. 3

However, they differ on the number of ancestors there were between ‘Adnan and Hadhrat Ismaa’il (alayhis salaam). Some genealogists are of the opinion that there were thirty whilst others maintain that there were at least forty successive generations between the two. And Allah Ta’ala knows best.

‘Abdullah bin ‘Abbas (radhiallahu ‘anhu) narrates that whenever Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) broached the subject of his noble ancestry, he would not mention any of his forbears beyond ’Adnan. He would stop at ‘Adnaan and then remark: “The genealogists have erred.” 4

In other words, they are not entirely acquainted with all his successive ancestors. Their statements are not authenticated.

Hadhrat ‘Abdullah bin Mas’ood (radhiallahu ‘anhu) would first recite this verse:

“And the peoples of 'Aad and Thamood and those after them, nobody except Allah has knowledge about them.” [Sarah Ghaafir verse 31 Surah Ibrahim verse 9]

He would thereafter declare: “The genealogists have erred.”

In other words, the genealogists claim that they are fully acquainted with all the bloodlines but this is a false claim. 5

‘Allamah Suhaili says that Imam Malik (rahmatullahu ta’ala) was once asked about a person who traces his family tree all the way to Hadhrat Adam (alayhis salaam). Imam Malik (rahmatullahu ta’ala) expressed his aversion to this undertaking. When the questioner asked about tracing his bloodline to Hadhrat Ismaa’il (alayhis salaam), Imam Malik (rahmatullahu ta’ala) again expressed his aversion to this by saying: “Who informed him of this?” 6


1 Sahih Bukhari Baabu Mub’asin-Nabi (sallallahu alayhi wasallam)
2 Fathul-Baari volume 7 page 125
3 Zaadul-Ma’ad volume 1 page 15
4 Al-Tabaqaat Al-Kubraa Li Sa’ad volume 1 page 28
5 Tabqaat Ibn S’ad volume 1 page 28
6 Rawdul-Anf volume 1 page 11 Egyptian print 1332 A.H. 1914

From Siratul Mustafaa volume 1 pages 28 – 30
By: Hadhrat Maulana Idris sahib Kaandehlawi (rahmatullahu ta’ala)
Translated by: Mufti Muhammad Kadwa (db)