Genealogy

The Quraysh tribal tree, the Prophet's family, and the companions who shaped Islamic history.

Hashim ibn Abd Manaf

Banu Hashim great-grandfather

Founder of Banu Hashim; established the summer/winter trade caravan system

Abdullah ibn Abdul Muttalib

Banu Hashim father

Father of the Prophet ﷺ; died before his birth in Yathrib

Appears in: The Light Before Dawn

Amina bint Wahb

Banu Zuhra mother

Mother of the Prophet ﷺ; died when he was six years old

Hafsa bint Umar

رضي الله عنها
Banu Adi wife

Wife of the Prophet; entrusted with the first compiled copy of the Quran

Converted: early-medina

Fatimah bint Muhammad

رضي الله عنها
Banu Hashim daughter

Beloved daughter of the Prophet; leader of the women of Paradise

Converted: early-mecca

Abu Bakr as-Siddiq (Abdullah ibn Abi Quhafah)

رضي الله عنه
Banu Taym father-in-law

First adult male to accept Islam; closest companion and first caliph

Converted: early-mecca
Appears in: The Hour That Changed Urwa: Emissaries, Fury, and the Unraveling of QurayshThe Room That Outlasted EmpiresBefore the Roof: Masjid Quba, the First Khutbah, and the Foundations of a CivilizationThe Gathering StormThe Stick and the StandardShadows That Overlapped: The Fall of Abu Jahl and the Reckoning at BadrThe Aftermath of Badr: Spoils, Souls, and the Day of SeparationWhen Mecca Fell SilentThe Valley of Reckoning: Overconfidence, Ambush, and the Price of TrustThe Valley of ReckoningThe Fortresses Fall: Khaybar and the Price of VictoryGold on the Mosque FloorThe Crown Jewel at TabukThe Surah Without Mercy's NameThe Army of DifficultyThe Blood on His Blessed FaceThe Turning of the FaceEvery Road Leads to MeccaThe Letter in Her HairThe Voice Above the Ka'bahThe Shield Falls: Death of Abu Talib and the Year of SorrowAl-Rafiq al-A'la: The Final Days of the ProphetThe Arrow Before BadrThe Questions and the CrucibleThe Weight of ConvictionBrothers by Decree: The Mu'akha and the Birth of the Hijri CalendarBeneath the Fortress WallAcross the Sea to JusticeThe Great SlanderThe Last Pagan HajjThe Farewell at ArafatThe Treaty That Conquered Without a SwordThe Unwritten PageBeyond the Lote Tree: The Night Journey and the Gift of PrayerHearts Mended, Households BuiltWhen Stones Praised and the Moon Split in TwoThe Voice from SafaA Prophet Without a CountryThe Covenant in the DarkThe Night the Prophet Left MeccaThe Fortress Between Two Rivers of FireThe Weight of RevelationThe Camel That Would Not RiseThe Long Road to RevelationThe Ink, the Sword, and the Long Shadow of HudaybiyyahThe Treaty of MedinaUmmi Musa and the Architecture of Divine SpeechThe Reluctant SurrenderFrom Hatred to Love, from Ambition to Ruin

Umar ibn al-Khattab

رضي الله عنه
Banu Adi father-in-law

Second caliph; conqueror of Persia and Byzantium; enforcer of justice

Converted: early-mecca

Sumayyah bint Khayyat

رضي الله عنها
none (freed slave) companion

First martyr of Islam; tortured to death by Abu Jahl

Converted: early-mecca

Yasir ibn Amir

رضي الله عنه
none (ally of Banu Makhzum) companion

Second martyr of Islam; tortured alongside his wife Sumayyah

Converted: early-mecca

Ammar ibn Yasir

رضي الله عنه
none (ally of Banu Makhzum) companion

Son of the first two martyrs; witnessed both parents killed for their faith

Converted: early-mecca

Asma bint Abi Bakr

رضي الله عنها
Banu Taym companion

Dhat al-Nitaqayn (She of the Two Belts); smuggled provisions during the Hijra

Converted: early-mecca

Ja'far ibn Abi Talib

رضي الله عنه
Banu Hashim cousin

Led the first migration to Abyssinia; spoke before the Negus; martyred at Mu'tah

Converted: early-mecca

Zayd ibn Harithah

رضي الله عنه
none (freed slave, adopted son) adopted son

Freed slave adopted by the Prophet; only companion named in the Quran

Converted: early-mecca

Hind bint Utbah

رضي الله عنها
Banu Umayya (by marriage) companion (late convert)

Wife of Abu Sufyan; fierce opponent who mutilated Hamza at Uhud; converted at the conquest

Converted: conquest-of-mecca

Umm Jamil (Arwa bint Harb)

Banu Umayya antagonist

Wife of Abu Lahab; cursed in Surah al-Masad as the carrier of firewood

Never converted

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