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Ayasrah

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Ayasrah (/æjɑːsrɑː/; Arabic: عياصره pronounced [ʕjaːsˤrh]), is the name of a prominent Jordanian family based in Sakib. They trace their lineage back to Banu Hashim, as Hashemite descendants of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.[1]

Etymology

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In the early 16th century, there were two contiguous villages named Sakib and Aysra (عيصره). The family took the name from Aysra, which is now the northern part of present-day Sakib. In 1538, the Ottoman census of the liwa (district) of Ajlun indicates that Sakib had a population of 13 households and 1 mosque's imam, while Aysra had a population of 7 households and 1 mosque's imam.[2]

Family tree

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Wahdan Bek ibn Khalifa Bek ibn Sulaiman Bek ibn Uthman Bek ibn Sulaiman ibn Prince Salim ibn Prince Muhammad ibn Sadr al-Din Ali ibn Hasan ibn Muhammad ibn Ismael al-Saleh ibn al-Sultan Ali ibn Yahya ibn Thabit ibn Ali al-Hazim ibn Ahmed al-Murtada ibn Ali ibn al-Hasan al-Hashemi ibn Ali al-Mahdi ibn Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Qasim ibn al-Husayn al-Radi ibn Ahmed al-Saleh ibn Musa Abi Sabha ibn Ibrahim al-Murtada ibn Musa ibn Ja'far ibn Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Husayn, grandson of Muhammad.

Wahdan Bek is the ancestor of the Ayasrah family, and he is the 31st-generation direct descendant of Muhammad.[1]

Hashim
Ancestor of the Hashemites
Abdul-Muttalib
AbdullahAbu Talib
MUHAMMADAli
Fatimah
Husayn
Ali
Muhammad
Ja'far
Musa
Ibrahim al-Murtada
Musa Abi Sabha
Ahmed al-Saleh
al-Husayn al-Radi
al-Hasan al-Qasim
Muhammad
Ali al-Mahdi
al-Hasan al-Hashemi
Ali
Ahmed al-Murtada
Ali al-Hazim
Thabit
Yahya
al-Sultan Ali
Ismael al-Saleh
Muhammad
Hasan
Sadr al-Din Ali
Prince Muhammad
Prince Salim
Sulaiman
Uthman Bek
Sulaiman Bek
Khalifa Bek
Wahdan Bek

Notes

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  1. ^ a b Sulṭān 2009, p. 409.
  2. ^ Bakhit & Hamud 1989, p. 83.

References

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  • Bakhīt, M. A.; Ḥamūd, N. R. (1989). Daftar mufaṣṣal Liwāʼ ʻAjlūn : ṭābū daftarī raqm 970, Istānbūl = Kanunname-yi Liva-yı Aclun. (The Detailed Defter of the Liwāʼ of ʻAjlūn (Year 1538)). Amman: The University of Jordan. OCLC 28579987.
  • Sulṭān, Fatḥī ʻAbd al-Qādir (2009). Mawsūʻat ansāb Āl al-Bayt al-Nabawī. (Lineage encyclopedia of Prophet Muhammad's family, Ahl-al-bayt.). Vol. 3. Amman: al-Dār al-ʻArabīyah lil-Mawsūʻāt. OCLC 542672418.