Imam Hassan
Al-Ḥasan b. ʿAlī b. Abī Ṭālib (a) (Arabic: الحسن بن علي بن أبي طالب) (b. 3/625 – d. 50/670), known as Imam al-Hasan al-Mujtaba, was the second Imam of the Shi’a (40-50/661-670), the fifth caliph of the Muslim community for seven months, and regarded by some Sunnis as the last of the Rightly Guided Caliphs.
Al-Hasan b. Ali (a) was the first child of Ali (a) and Fatima (a) and the first grandson of the Prophet (s). It is reported that the Prophet (s) chose the name al-Hasan for him and that he greatly loved him. The first seven years of al-Hasan’s life were during the lifetime of the Prophet (s). He was present in the Allegiance of Ridwan and in the story of Mubahala between the Prophet (s) and the Christian delegate from Najran.
Biography
Name: Hasan
Nickname: Mojtaba , Abu Muhammad
Date of birth: half of the holy month of Ramadan in the year 3 Hijri
Place of birth: Medina Tayyaba
Imamate period: 10 years
Life span: 47-48 years
Reason for martyrdom: Incitement by Muawiyah and Zahar Jaedah
The killer’s name: Jaedah daughter of Ash’ath
Burial place: Baqi
Imam Hassan
(peace be upon him) was born in Madinah on the night of the middle of the month of Ramadan in the third year of Hijrah. He was the first son that God Almighty blessed the family of Ali (peace be upon him) and Fatima (peace be upon them). The Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) immediately after his birth, took him and said the call to prayer in his right ear and Iqamah in his left ear.
Then he sacrificed a sheep for him, shaved his head and gave silver to the poor equal to the weight of his hair – which was a dram and something extra. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) ordered to anoint his head with perfume, and from then on, the ritual of aqeeqah and giving alms equal to the weight of a baby’s head became a tradition. He named this baby Hasan and this name had no history in Jahiliyyah. His nickname was Abu Muhammad, and this is his only nickname.
Titles of Imam
His nicknames are: Sabt, Sayyid, Zaki, Taqi, Hojjat, Barr, Amin, Zahid, Tayyab and Mojtaba, who is the most famous (Mojtaba).
Spouses
Umm Bashir bint Abi Masoud. 2. Khola Bint Manzoor. 3. M. Ishaq bint Talha. 4. Salma bint Amr al-Qais. 5. Jaeda bint Ash’ath. 6. Umm Kulthum bint Fazl bin Abbas. 7. Hind bint Abdul Rahman bin Abi Bakr.
Children
Sons: 1. Zaid. 2. Hassan Mushani. 3. Omar. 4. Qasim. 5. Abdullah. 6. Abdul Rahman. 7. Abu Bakr. 8. Hossein Ethram. 9. Talha. Daughters: 1. Umm Hasan. 2. Umm Hossein. 3. Fatima. 4. Umm Salma. 5. Umm Abdullah. 6. Ruqiyah. Some historians consider the number of children of Imam Hassan (AS) to be more than this; But they all agree that the generation of that Prophet continued only through Hasan Mushani and Zayd. Among the children of Imam Hassan (a.s.), four of them were martyred in the land of Karbala, at the feet of their uncle, Imam Hussain (a.s.), and one of them (Hasan Mushani) was also severely wounded in that battle and then recovered.
Zayd ibn Hassan
A Jalil al-Qadr Person who, due to his honesty, purity and trustworthiness on the part of the people and the rulers of his time. He placed in the position of trustee of the endowments of his great ancestor, the Holy Prophet (PBUH).
Two sons have been narrated from him: one named Ibrahim and the other Hassan.
Abdul Azim Al-Hassani from the Hassan generation and always hated by the Umayyads and martyred at the age of 90.
Hassan Mussana
Hassan Musanna raised and educated by his noble father, Imam Mojtaba. He was a pure, worthy, and perfect young man who became the custodian of the endowments of his great-grandfather Ali (AS).
He took part in Karbala and even on the day of Ashura he received numerous wounds. Later, he was taken captive and released, and he married his cousin Fatima bint Al-Hussein (AS) and had a generation.After the martyrdom of the third Imam of the Shiites, the leadership of the Alavi uprising spread from Sadat Hosseini to Sadat Hassani, and gradually the role of Sadat Hassani leadership in the uprisings.
The establishment of the Zaydi government became more prominent than Sadat Hosseini so that the Alawite uprisings became more known to Sadat Hassani.
Sadat Hassani are descendants of Hassan Muthanna مثنی and Zayd bin Hassan.
Geographically They spread from Morroco in Africa to East Asia.
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Hasani Zaidi ( decendents of Zaid bin Imam Hasan)
Gillani Sadat
Sadat Hassani or Bani Al-Hassan is a branch of Sadat which attributes to Imam Hassan Mojtaba (AS). This branch of Sadat has had many political and social movements throughout the history of Islam; as well as uprisings in the second and third centuries. They established several governments in different parts of Islamic countries, some of which still exist.
Sadat Tabatabai, Modares, Hakim, Gillani … are some of Sadat Hassani’s subordinates.
Imam Hassan Mojtaba (AS) mentioned as having eight sons, six of whom have not been named at all in history. They died at a young age; And Abu Bakr, Qasim, and Abdullah (Asghar), all of whom were martyred as teenagers in Karbala. Therefore, only the descendants of Hassan Muthanna and Zayd bin Hassan remained.
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Hasani Sadat
Tabatabaei Sadat (family Tree)
Descendants of Zaid Ibrihim Tabataba S/o Imam Zain Al Abdin
شجره سادات طباطبایی- اولاد ابراهیم طباطبا بن ابو ابراهیم اسماعیل الدیباج
شجره سادات طباطبایی- اولاد قاضی قطب الدین ملتانی حسنی
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Descendants of Zaid Abu Abdullah Edris
اولاد ابوعبدالله ادریس عبدالله المحصن بن حسن مثنی
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