But Jaafar Al Sadiq had said 'Abu-Bakr begot me twice'. So I looked and initially could not find another branch up from Jaffar al Sadiq back to Abu Bakr because I found it very hard to identify the women in their families. The women in their families are very modest. They are highly educated and did a very good job of teaching their children, but are hard to identify. Then I came across 's extreme opposition to Muawiya during the appointment of Yazid. And then came across 's daughter Asma who was married to Qasim and was also Jaafar Al Sadiq's grand mother.

Install Octave Windows Cygwin Emacs. So when Jaafar Al Sadiq said 'Abu-Bakr begot me twice'. He meant that both of Abu Bakr's sons and Mohammed ibn Abu Bakr were his great grandfathers. Many of these people are buried in the Al-Baqi grave yard in Madina. Then I came across photos of a family tree diagram of these people. Photos taken at the entrance of the Al-Baqi grave yard in Madina during this years hajj. They also had these details and had all the references. The references include both Sunni and Shia books.

Qassim ibn Mohammed ibn Abu Bakr is highly regarded by all early scholars. Its good that the diagram also remembers and shows some of Hassan's sons and some of Ali's sons who were killed in Karbala and are now more or less forgotten. Most family tree diagrams do not show the women, where as this shows the women and shows their mothers.

I am still finding it hard to name Qasims mother. Most early books say that she is from Ali's family. Qasim's father Mohammed ibn Abu Bakr was raised by Ali and was very close to Ali. Hassan is also buried in Al-Baqi grave yard in Madina along with his mother and many of his relatives. It is said 10,000 of Muhammad's companions are also buried there as are many of his family members and relatives.