Talk:Sunan Ampel

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Articles are not locations for genealogy lists - unless they are adequately cited - and have comment about them as well Satu Suro 02:43, 21 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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His origin is still a subject of dispute.

Some claim that he's a sayyid (descendant of the Holy Messenger Muhammad) and Muslim saint who spread Islam in Java of Hadramaut, South Yemen descent.

This theory believes in such genealogy: .Sunan Ampel @ Raden Rahmat @ Sayyid Ahmad Rahmatillah s/o

.Maulana Malik Ibrahim @ Ibrahim Asmoro s/o

.Syaikh Jumadil Qubro @ Jamaluddin Akbar Khan s/o

.Ahmad Jalaludin Khan s/o

.Abdullah Khan s/o

.Abdul Malik Al-Muhajir (Nasrabad,India) s/o

.Alawi Ammil Faqih (Hadhramaut) s/o

.Muhammad Sohib Mirbath s/o

.Ali Kholi' Qosam s/o

.Alawi Ats-Tsani s/o

.Muhammad Sohibus Saumi'ah s/o

.Alawi Awwal s/o

.Ubaidullah s/o

.Ahmad al-Muhajir s/o

.Isa Ar-Rumi s/o

.Muhammad An-Naqib s/o

.Ali Uradhi s/o

.Ja'afar As-Sodiq s/o

.Muhammad Al Baqir s/o

.Ali Zainal 'Abidin s/o

.Imam Hussain

Al-Husain the son of Ali bin Abu Tholib and Fatimah Az-Zahro binti Muhammad Rasulullah.

Wikipedia entries cannot cope with family trees - see WP:NOT - the item is here for the record Satu Suro 03:05, 31 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]