Syedena Hazrat Muhammad Al-Hussaini (A.S)
Syedena Hazrat Muhammad Al-Hussaini (A.S), The eighteenth name in the SMAAAQ Family Tree. This page is intentionally separate from the earlier Muhammad Al-Hussaini entry because the name occurs again in the lineage.
QUICK FACTS
At a Glance
| Family Tree Position | 18 of 35 |
| Recorded Generation | Son of Ahmed Al-Hussaini (A.S) |
| Parent in Recorded Line | Syedena Hazrat Ahmed Al-Hussaini (A.S) |
| Next Recorded Generation | Syedena Hazrat Sadr-ud-deen Abul Asyer Al-Hussaini (A.S) |
INTRODUCTION
A Preserved Generation in the Family Record
Syedena Hazrat Muhammad Al-Hussaini (A.S) is preserved in the SMAAAQ Family Tree as the Muhammad Al-Hussaini generation of the recorded Hussaini lineage. This page records the family's genealogy without adding biographical details that cannot be securely established from surviving historical material.
The sequence places this individual after Ahmed Al-Hussaini. Because medieval genealogical works preserve branches with differing levels of detail, the identity is presented here according to the family's recorded tree.
NOBLE LINEAGE
Place in the Recorded Line
Syedena Hazrat Muhammad Al-Hussaini (A.S)
The SMAAAQ Family Tree preserves this name within the Hussaini Sayyid sequence that ultimately traces through Is'haq Al-Mutamen, son of Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq (A.S).
Recorded Continuity
This page belongs specifically to the Muhammad Al-Hussaini entry. Similar names elsewhere in the tree are treated as separate individuals rather than merged.
GENEALOGICAL RECORD
What Can Be Preserved Responsibly
Classical genealogical literature preserves information about descendants of Is'haq Al-Mutamen and the wider Talibiyyin families, but later branches are not always enumerated consistently. This page therefore distinguishes the family's recorded lineage from independently verified biography.
No birth date, death date, burial place, occupation, marriage record or detailed life narrative is asserted here unless supported by a reliable source specifically identifying this individual.
HISTORICAL CAUTION
Keeping Similar Names Separate
The name Muhammad Al-Hussaini is treated as its own generation in the SMAAAQ record.
Medieval genealogical sources differ in how completely they preserve later branches and individual names.
No unsupported dates, burial place or life story has been added to this page.
HIS LEGACY
Preserved Through the Family Tree
The historical value of this page is primarily genealogical: it preserves the name and position of Syedena Hazrat Muhammad Al-Hussaini (A.S) within the family sequence for future research and documentation.
SMAAAQ's approach is to preserve the family record while clearly marking the boundary between recorded genealogy and details that remain uncertain.
In the SMAAAQ Family Tree, Syedena Hazrat Muhammad Al-Hussaini (A.S) remains a distinct entry and is not merged with another person who bears the same or a similar name.
SOURCES
Genealogical References
Umdat al-Talib fi Ansab Al Abi Talib and al-Shajara al-Mubarakah fi Ansab al-Talibiyyin are among the classical genealogical works consulted for the wider descendants of Is'haq Al-Mutamen and the Talibiyyin family.
These works demonstrate why later generations must be handled carefully: surviving genealogical records can differ in branch structure and level of detail.
The SMAAAQ page follows the family's recorded sequence for Syedena Hazrat Muhammad Al-Hussaini (A.S) while avoiding unsupported biographical claims.
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.