al-Hasan al-Muthanna (RH)
الحسن المثنى
Son of al-Hasan ibn Ali who survived Karbala wounded and married his cousin Fatimah bint al-Husayn. Through his son Abdullah al-Mahd, many Hasani lines (including later Idrisid and Sharifian dynasties) descend.
Biography
Al-Hasan ibn al-Hasan was present at Karbala and was wounded but survived. He married Fatimah bint al-Husayn, uniting the Hasani and Husayni lines. His son Abdullah al-Mahd was father of Muhammad al-Nafs al-Zakiyyah (who revolted against the Abbasids in 145 AH) and Idris, founder of the Idrisid state in Morocco.
He died around 97 AH in Madinah. Details are from biographical and genealogical works.
Sources & explanation
۞ Qur'an
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📜 Hadith verified on sunnah.com
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💬 Explanation Unverified
Engineer Muhammad Ali Mirza's perspective
Methodological note (not a direct quote): Engineer Muhammad Ali Mirza's widely known approach is to build narratives primarily on the Quran and Sahih Hadith, to set aside Israiliyat (Judeo-Christian lore absorbed into later tafsir) and weak or fabricated narrations, and to avoid sectarian framing. Applied to this node: Historical/genealogical data.
Further references
- Genealogical works (historical)
- Tarikh al-Tabari (historical)
Connections
Comes from
- al-Hasan ibn Ali (RA) father of — Son