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What do you mean by that? its been centuries... if you mean Imam Hasan's (RA) descendants then they are almost all over the Islamic world. His sons' names are Hassan Mussana (he is relatively more famousand is also a forefather of Sheikh A.Q. Jilani) Hussain Asram, Talha, Qasim, Umru, Abdullah & Abdur Rehman
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Where did shia Muslims come to India from and when?
near 35% of Muslims of India are Shia Muslims (near 30,000,000 persons) the start of Shiaism in India backs to Caliphet of Imam Ali (sa). Imam Ali (sa) sent Harith ibn Marveh Abdi to Gheyghan (in Send). at that time some of people of Gheyghan were followers of Ali (sa) deeply loving Ali (sa) but some of them said Ali is God. so Ali sent Harith ibn Marveh Abdi to them to prevent them from such belief. then many of India people and rulers knew about Ali and traveled to Kufa to visit Ali (sa). there is much more about history of shia in India.
What are the branches of Sunni and Shiite Islam?
shiism did not undergo any divisions dyring the imamate of the first three Imam: Ali, Hasan , Husayn. but after the martyrdom of Husayn, the majority of shiites accepted the Imamate Of Ali ibn Husayn ibn Al-Sajjad, while a minority known as Kaysaniyyah believed that the third son of Ali, Muhammed Ibn Al Hanafiyyah was the fouth Imam as well as the promised Mahdi and that he had gone into occultation in the Rawdah mountain and one day would reappear. after the death of Imam Al Sajjad , the majority of shiites accepted as Imam his son, Muhammad Al BAqir while a minority followed Zayd al Shahid, another son of imam Al Sajjad and became known as ZAydis, Following Imam Muhammad Al-Baqir, the Shiites accepted his son Jafar Al-Sadiq as Imam ad after the death of imam Jafar, the majority followed his son Imam Musa Al-Kazim as the seventh Imam. However one group followed the older son of the sixth imam, Ismail, whi had died while his father was still alive and when this latter group separated from the majority of shiites, it became known as as Ismailis. others accepted as Imam either Abdullah Aftah or Muhammad, both sons of sixth imam. finally another party stopped with sixth Imam himself and considered him as the last Imam. In the same way after the martyrdom of Imam Musa-Alkazim the majority followed his son, Ali Al-Rida, as the eighth Imam. however some stopped with the seventh imam and became known as the waqifiyyah. from the eighth Imam to the twelfth, whom the majority of shiites believed to be the promised mahdi, no division of any importance took place in Shiism. the sunnis divide in terms of the school of jurisprudence into four schools: Hanafi, Maliki, Shafehii, Hanbali.
What is the four main schools in Shiites?
each religion possesses a certain number of primary principles, which form its essential basis and other principles of secondary importance. when the followers of a religion differ as to the nature of the primary principles and their secondary aspects but preserve a common basis, the result is called division within that religion. such divisions exist in all traditions and religions, and more particularly in the four revealed religions of Judaism, Christianity , Zoroastrianism and Islam. Shiism did not undergo any divisions during the imamate of the first three Imams: Ali , HAsan and Husayn. but after the martyrdom of Husayn, the majority of shiites accepted the Imamate of Ali ibn Husayn Al- Sajjad , while a minority known as Kaysaniyyah believed that the third son of Ali, Muhammad ibn Al-Hanafiyyah was the fourth Imam as well as the promised Mahdi and that he had gone into occultation in the Rawdah mountain and one day would be reappear. after the death of the Imam Sajjad , the majority of shiites accepted as Imam his son, Muhammad Al-Baqir while a Minority followed Zayd Al-Shahid, another son of Imam Sajjad and became known as Zadyis. following Imam Muhammad Al-Baqir , the shiites accepted his son JAfar Al-SAdiq as Imam and after the death of Imam Jafar, The majority followed his son Imam Musa al-Kazim as the seventh Imam. however , one group followed the older son of the sixth Imam, Ismail, who had died while his father was still alive and when this latter group separated from majority of Shiites , it became known as Ismailis. others accepted as Islam either Abdullah al-Aftah or Muhammad, both sons of the sixth Imam. finally another party stopped with the six imam himself and considered him as last imam. in the same way, after the martyrdom of Imam Musa al-Kazim, the majority followed this son, Ali al-Rida, as the eighth imam . however , some stopped with the seventh imam and became known as WAqifiyyah. from the eighth imam to twelfth the majority of the shiites believed to be the promised Mahdi,no division of any importance took place within shiism.
What four rulers of the Arab empire after Muhammed?
Ali ibn abi talab , abu bakr, Othman ibn affan, Omar ibn alkhattib
What means son of in Arabic names?
"Ibn" is the Arabic word for "son". The word "of" in English is implied by the construction. (I.e Hussain ibn Ali means Hussain son of Ali.)Arabic writing: ابنibn translates as "son of"
When was Abul-Hasan al-Hasan ibn Ali born?
Abul-Hasan al-Hasan ibn Ali was born in 1109.
What are the major people of Islam?
1) Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. He is the last Messenger of God who convey the final Message to the people. 2) Imam Ali - the successor to the Prophet 3) Lady Fatima - daughter of the Prophet, leader of the women of Paradise 4) Imam Hasan - son of Ali and Fatima, leader of the youths of Paradise 5) Imam Husayn - second son of Ali and Fatima, also the leader of the youths of Paradise, along with his brother Hasan 6) The descendants of Husyan - Ali ibn Husayn, Muhammad ibn Ali, Jafar ibn Muhammad, Musa ibn Jafar, Ali ibn Musa, Muhammad ibn Ali, Ali ibn Muhammad, Hasan ibn Ali and Muhammad ibn Hasan Al Mahdi Peace be upon them all. The importance of Ali to Al-Mahdi relies on the fact that they are divinely appointed successors to the Prophet in a continuous chain. Their duty is to serve as leaders for entire mankind upholding the teachings of Prophet Muhammad and serving as Guides.
When did Abu Al-Hasan Ali ibn Othman die?
Abu Al-Hasan Ali ibn Othman died in 1351.
When was Abu Al-Hasan Ali ibn Othman born?
Abu Al-Hasan Ali ibn Othman was born in 1297.
When did Al-Hasan ibn 'Ali al-Barbahari die?
Al-Hasan ibn 'Ali al-Barbahari died in 941.
Who is Abu Mohammad?
Among the people called Abu Muhammad is al-Hasan ibn `Ali ibn Abi Talib. He was a grandson of Prophet Muhammad and is considered the second imam by Shia Muslims.
When was Hasan ibn Ali born?
13th of Rajab
Who killed imam ali?
Ibn e Muljim killed Imam Ali(A.S). Ibn e Muljim's real name was Abdul Rehman.
Each year Shi'ite Muslims recall the martyrdom of?
They recall the martyrdom ofThe beloved grandson of the Islam prophet Mohammad(May peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), The son of Ameer al mu'minin Imam Ali ibn Abu Talib, brother of Imam Hasan ibn Ali, and the leader of the youth of paradise Imam Hussein's (R.A) and his companion's martyrdom.
What was the real name of Imam Ali?
Imam is a title, his full name is Ali ibn Abu Talib
Who martyed imam ali as and whose order?
Abdur Rahman Muljim murdered to Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib and no one ordered to Abdur Rahman Muljim to murdered or killed Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib.
When did Hasan ibn Ali die?
Imam Hasan (AS) was born on 15th Ramadan 3rd year of Hijri
