Ancestors
Ancestor of the Sadr family, Seyyed Saleh Musawi Ameli, was a descendant of Musa al-Kazim, the seventh Shi'a Imam, through 27 generations: Seyyed Saleh son of Mohammad son of Ebrahim son of Zeyn-ol-Abedin son of Ali Nur-od-Din son of Nur-od-Din Ali son of Ezz al-Din Hossein son of Mohammad son of Hossein son of Ali son of Mohammad son of Tadj al-Din son of Mohammad son of Jalal al-Din son of Ahmad son of Hamzeh son of Sa'adollah son of Hamzeh son of Abol-sa'adat son of Abu-Mohammad son of Mohammad son of Abol-Hassan Ali son of Abu Taher son of Mohammad son of Taher son of Hossein Al-Qat'i son of Musa Abu Sobheh son of Ebrahim son of Musa al-Kazim.
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