The lineage of those
who came before.
A community-verified registry of Muslim family trees. Search ancestors across generations, regions, and tribes — every record backed by evidence.
33
Ancestors documented
0 verified · 33 unverified
1
Public trees
14
Contributors
active accounts
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Oldest record
Two ways to see your lineage
What your tree looks like
Every tree renders in two modes. A focused card view for storytelling, and a classic hierarchical chart for sharing or printing. Both export cleanly as PNG.
Focus view
One person at the centre, generations radiating out
Genealogy chart
Classic hierarchical graph — exports as a single PNG
Illustration only. Living relatives never appear in public search.
"And We made you peoples and tribes so that you may know one another."
Evidence-backed
Every public ancestor is anchored to documents, photographed graves, scholar references, or witness statements. No record stands on a single claim.
Verified by community
Tree owners review evidence and respond to disputes in the open. Trust accumulates through vouches, identity co-signs, and a transparent reputation system.
Living relatives stay private
The public index only includes ancestors who have passed. Living family members never appear in search — it's a rule in the code, not a setting you can flip.
How it works
01
Build
Sketch your tree in a private sandbox. Add ancestors, link relationships, capture what's still in living memory.
02
Verify
Upload supporting documents. Invite relatives to co-sign. Open disputes get resolved in a public discussion thread — facts win, not loudest voices.
03
Share
Once verified, choose what's public. Living relatives stay hidden. Verified ancestors become discoverable to researchers, descendants, and the wider community.
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Guides
How to build a lineage that holds up
Gathering family history, weighing evidence in nasab, and reading traditional lineage documents.
Directory
Tribes and lineages
Browse tribes, castes and lineages, each with its sub-lineages and verified ancestors.
Reference
The prophetic lineage
The 25 prophets named in the Qur’an, the links the sources attest, and where the gaps honestly are.