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14 Masoomeen (a.s.) — Shajra
Rasulullah (s) aur Bibi Fatima Zahra (s.a.) se lekar Imam Mahdi (a.s.) tak — poori shajra, har Masoom ki tafseeli maloomat ke saath.
Sources: names, titles, dates, and family details are cross-referenced from trusted Shia references — WikiShia (Islamic Seminary of Qom, Iran), Al-Islam.org, and IMAM-US.org. Where classical sources narrate more than one name or date (common for the earlier figures), the most commonly-cited version is shown with alternates noted. The 12th Imam, Muhammad al-Mahdi, is believed by Shia Muslims to be alive in Occultation rather than deceased, and Lady Fatima Zahra's exact burial location was deliberately kept hidden at her own request — both are noted explicitly where relevant rather than glossed over.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the 14 Masoomeen?
The Fourteen Infallibles (Chaudah Masoomeen) recognized in Twelver Shia Islam: Prophet Muhammad, his daughter Lady Fatima Zahra, and the Twelve Imams beginning with Imam Ali and ending with Imam Mahdi.
What does "Shajra" mean?
Shajra is an Arabic/Urdu/Hindi word meaning "family tree" or "genealogical lineage" — here, it refers to the ordered succession of the Fourteen Masoomeen.
Are all of them related by direct descent?
Fatima Zahra is the Prophet's daughter and Imam Ali's wife. From Imam Hussain (the 3rd Imam after Ali and Hasan) onward, each Imam is the direct son of the one before him. The one exception among the Imams is Hasan and Hussain, who were brothers, both sons of Imam Ali and Fatima.
Why does the 12th Imam not have a martyrdom date?
Shia Muslims believe the 12th Imam, Muhammad al-Mahdi, did not pass away but entered a state of Occultation (Ghaybah) and remains alive, hidden by divine will, until he reappears in the future.
Where does this information come from?
Cross-referenced from established Shia sources including WikiShia (associated with the Islamic Seminary of Qom, Iran), Al-Islam.org, and IMAM-US.org — not from an unverified or arbitrary source.