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[4] Mustadrakat al‐Wasa'il. The late Sayyid Abu al‐Hasan depended on this very much.
[5] Al‐Ta'liqa. Ibn Dawud, Rijal.
[6] Tuhfat al‐'Alam, vol. 2, p. 34.
has mentioned that he was buried in a district of Shiraz.[1]
7. Ja‘far
His Kunya was Abu al‐Hasan. His mother was a slave‐wife.[2] He was known as al‐Khawari, a
village in Sacred Mecca. He often lived in the village, so he and his children were ascribed to it. So
they were called al‐Khawariyun. They were also called al‐Shajariyun, for they stopped at the
places with many trees.[3] He had fourteen children: six males, and eight females.[4]
8. Al‐Hasan
His mother was a slave‐wife. He had very few children. Abu Nasr al‐Bukhari has said: “Al‐Hasan b.
Musa had a boy called Ja‘far whose mother was a slave‐wife. It is said that he had children; and
something other than that was said.” Ibn Tabtaba and Abu al‐Hasan al‐‘Umari have said: “Al‐
Hasan b. Musa had only one boy called Ja‘far, who had three boys: Muhammed, al‐Hasan, and
Musa.”[5] The books of history and genealogy have not specified when and where he died.
9. Al‐Husayn
He was nicknamed al‐Sayyid ‘Ala’ al‐Din.[6] He was a Sayyid of great importance and with a high
social position. The proof of his high position is the narration of al‐Bizanti, in which it has been
mentioned that he asked Imam al‐Jewad: “Which of your uncles is the kindest to you?” “Al‐
Husayn,” he replied. Imam al‐Rida, peace be on him, said: “By Allah, he is truthful. By Allah, he is
the kindest of them to him and the best of them.”[7] Al‐Husayn related, saying: “We are
Hashimite young men. While we were sitting around my brother Abu al‐Hasan al‐Rida, peace be
on him, Ja‘far b. ‘Umar al‐‘Alawi passed by us. He was shabby. We looked at each other and
laughed at his appearance. So Imam al‐Rida, peace be on him, said to us: ‘In the near future, you
will see that he has a lot of money and many followers.’” He added: “After a month, he became
the governor of Medina; his conditions became well. He along with retainers passed with us.”[8]
Al‐Barqi has said: “Al‐Husayn died in Kufa and buried at al‐‘Abbasiya. His grave is near to Umm al‐
Ba‘rur. Those who are close to it call it the grave of al‐Husayn.”[9] The late Sayyid Ja‘far Aal Behar
al‐‘Ulum has
[1] Jami' al‐Ansab.
[2] Tuhfat al‐Azhar.
[3] Menahil al‐Darb, p. 567.
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