One interlocking family. Every major house of the early community tied itself to the Prophet ﷺ through marriage — hover any person to trace their bonds, click for their story.
Salasilah keluarga para Sahabat Nabi ﷺ dan garis masa kelahiran & kewafatan mereka.
The Prophet ﷺ at the centre; the houses of Abū Bakr and ʿUmar to the left, Banū Hāshim and the Umayyads to the right; the Anṣār of Madīnah along the bottom. The long rose arc is Asmāʾ ↔ az-Zubayr — the marriage that joined the houses of Abū Bakr and ʿAbd al-Muṭṭalib. Below: the Ṣaḥābiyyāt (women companions), and the Imams — the four madhāhib and the authors of the six books, whose dashed teacher→student arrows carry the knowledge from the companions to the books we hold today. Red-marked cards are the generations after the companions.
Each bar is one life, 545–920 CE — companions, the Anṣār, the Tābiʿūn, and the Imams of the madhāhib and the six books. Watch where bars end together — Uḥud 625, Muʾtah 629, the plague of ʿAmwās 639, the Battle of the Camel 656, Karbalāʾ 680 — and how the Imams’ lives barely overlap the companions they inherited from: the chain between them is the Tābiʿūn. Dates marked “c.” are approximate.