Syedena Hazrat Abdullah Al-Hussaini (A.S)
Syedena Hazrat Abdullah Al-Hussaini (A.S), the next generation recorded in the SMAAAQ Family Tree after Syedena Hazrat Ali Al-Hussaini (A.S).
QUICK FACTS
At a Glance
| Family Tree Position | 11 of 35 |
| Recorded Generation | Son of Ali Al-Hussaini (A.S) |
| Parent in Recorded Line | Syedena Hazrat Ali Al-Hussaini (A.S) |
| Next Recorded Generation | Syedena Hazrat Hussain Al-Hussaini (A.S) |
INTRODUCTION
A Later Generation in the Recorded Line
Syedena Hazrat Abdullah Al-Hussaini (A.S) is the next figure recorded in the SMAAAQ Family Tree after Syedena Hazrat Ali Al-Hussaini (A.S). In the family record, his name continues the Hussaini Sayyid lineage descending through the earlier generations traced to Is'haq Al-Mutamen, son of Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq (A.S).
The surviving classical genealogical works preserve several branches of the descendants of Is'haq Al-Mutamen, but they do not provide a secure narrative biography for every later individual. This page therefore distinguishes the SMAAAQ family record from details that cannot be independently established.
NOBLE LINEAGE
His Place in the Family
After Ali Al-Hussaini
The SMAAAQ Family Tree places Syedena Hazrat Abdullah Al-Hussaini (A.S) immediately after Syedena Hazrat Ali Al-Hussaini (A.S), continuing the recorded sequence of generations.
The Hussaini Sayyid Line
The family record connects this generation to the wider line descending from Is'haq Al-Mutamen, the son of Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq (A.S).
GENEALOGICAL RECORD
Careful Preservation of the Line
Classical genealogical sources confirm that Is'haq Al-Mutamen had descendants through several branches, including the branch of Hassan. Umdat al-Talib records descendants of Hassan ibn Is'haq al-Mutamen, while other genealogical works preserve differing levels of detail about the branches that followed.
The exact identification of the Abdullah named in the SMAAAQ family sequence with a specific Abdullah in the medieval genealogical records cannot be established confidently from the sources consulted. The page therefore records him according to the family tree rather than attributing an unsupported classical biography to him.
THE FAMILY BRANCH
Continuity Across Generations
From Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq
The recorded family line reaches back through Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq (A.S), Is'haq Al-Mutamen, Hassan Al-Hussaini, Muhammad Al-Hussaini, Is'haq Sani Al-Hussaini and Ali Al-Hussaini.
A Continuing Family Record
Ali Al-Hussaini is preserved in the SMAAAQ tree as part of the continuing sequence that leads to the later generations of the family.
HISTORICAL CAUTION
What the Sources Establish
Classical works establish the broader genealogy of the descendants of Is'haq Al-Mutamen, including the branch of Hassan.
The medieval sources differ in how fully they enumerate the later branches, so individual identifications must be made carefully.
No secure birth date, death date, burial place or detailed life narrative has been established for the Abdullah represented by this family-tree entry.
HIS LEGACY
Preserved Through the Family Record
For Syedena Hazrat Abdullah Al-Hussaini (A.S), the evidence available to us is primarily genealogical. His place in the SMAAAQ Family Tree helps preserve the sequence of generations through which the family's Hussaini Sayyid identity is remembered.
The page intentionally avoids turning a genealogical entry into an invented biography. Where the sources establish the wider lineage, that context is given; where individual details remain uncertain, they are left unclaimed.
In the SMAAAQ Family Tree, Syedena Hazrat Abdullah Al-Hussaini (A.S) is preserved as the generation following Syedena Hazrat Ali Al-Hussaini (A.S), continuing the family sequence toward the generations that follow.
SOURCES
Genealogical References
Umdat al-Talib fi Ansab Al Abi Talib records the descendants of Hassan ibn Is'haq al-Mutamen and preserves important branch information for the wider lineage.
Al-Shajara al-Mubarakah fi Ansab al-Talibiyyin preserves another account of the descendants of Hassan ibn Is'haq and demonstrates that medieval genealogical records can differ in the level of detail they preserve.
The SMAAAQ page follows the family's recorded sequence for Abdullah Al-Hussaini while clearly distinguishing that family record from individual historical details that cannot presently be verified.
About SMAAAQ
Syed Md Abrar Ali Al Quaderi
Syed Md Abrar Ali Al Quaderi, a poet who writes in the honour of the Ahl-e-Bait (A.S) through Nohas, Naats, Manqabats and Salams in Urdu-Hindi language. He is the 31st descendant of Imam Jafar Sadiq (A.S).
He belongs to a well-known Sufi family of West Bengal that is associated with the Quaderiyah Tareeqat and his ancestors migrated from Zafarabad, Jaunpur to West Bengal.