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Al-Husayni family

Husayni (Arabic: الحسيني also spelled Husseini) is the name of a prominent Palestinian Arab clan formerly based in Jerusalem, which claims descent from Husayn ibn Ali (the son of Ali). The Husaynis follow the Hanafi school of Sunni Islam, in contrast to the Shafi'i school followed by most of the Arab Muslim population of Palestine.

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Location
Mainly Jerusalem
Descended from
Sheik Ghadia ibn Ammar ibn Abi Bakr ibn Abi al-Fadael ibn Yousha ibn Jamal al-Din ibn Barakat ibn Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Ahmed ibn Sharaf al-Din
Nisba
Al-Husseini (Al-Husayni)
Parent tribe
Husaynids (claimed)
Religion
Sunni Islam

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Al-Husayni family

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Descended from · 1
Al-Husayni family → Sheik Ghadia ibn Ammar ibn Abi Bakr ibn Abi al-Fadael ibn Yousha ibn Jamal al-Din ibn Barakat ibn Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Ahmed ibn Sharaf al-Din
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Al-Husayni family → Mainly Jerusalem
Nisba · 1
Al-Husayni family → Al-Husseini (Al-Husayni)
Parent tribe · 1
Al-Husayni family → Husaynids (claimed)
Religion · 1
Al-Husayni family → Sunni Islam

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al-husayni jerusalem arab palestinian amin clan son mayor palestine committee husaynis husseini musa war also nashashibi mufti higher member army

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Al-Husayni familyDescended fromSheik Ghadia ibn Ammar ibn Abi Bakr ibn Abi al-Fadael ibn Yousha ibn Jamal al-Din ibn Barakat ibn Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Ahmed ibn Sharaf al-Din1.00infobox
Al-Husayni familyLocationMainly Jerusalem1.00infobox
Al-Husayni familyNisbaAl-Husseini (Al-Husayni)1.00infobox
Al-Husayni familyParent tribeHusaynids (claimed)1.00infobox
Al-Husayni familyReligionSunni Islam1.00infobox
the once powerful Sheikh Abu Ghoshinstance ofthe Husaynis forged an alliance with other Yaman Arabs0.80text
Mayorinstance ofSeveral members of the clan were appointed to important political positions0.80text
Grand Mufti of Jerusaleminstance ofSeveral members of the clan were appointed to important political positions0.80text
the Palestine Arab Partyinstance ofThe clan founded and led many Palestinian Arab Islamist groups0.80text
the Arab Higher Committeeinstance ofThe clan founded and led many Palestinian Arab Islamist groups0.80text
the Al-Aqsa Mosqueinstance ofDirector-General of Muslim Waqf which is responsible for Islamic religious sites in Jerusalem0.80text
the Dome of the Rock.Daoud al-Husayniinstance ofDirector-General of Muslim Waqf which is responsible for Islamic religious sites in Jerusalem0.80text

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