The purpose of this is clearly not the details of the names as much as establishing the origin of the lineage, which is to reach Al-Abbas, thus the tribe's honor and Arab identity. It is noted in these genealogies that some names do not appear to be of Arab origin. Some accounts suggest that Ibrahim, who heads the Jadaliyyin lineage, was nicknamed 'Imran, referring to his dark complexion, and this might indicate the presence of a non-Arab element.
The reference to another book by Tawakkul Qasir is repeated regarding Ibrahim Ja'al, who, taking the account of some local inhabitants, states that this Ibrahim used to say, "None of the locals will fall under my banner (Ja'alankum minna)," meaning "You have become part of us; what is ours is yours, and what is yours is ours." This phrase stuck to his name.
Shaabiq, the ancestor of the Shaabiqiyya, had offspring who will be detailed later: 1. Suwar, the ancestor of the Suwarab, is one of the most important branches of the Shaabiqiyya in terms of numbers and strength. They reside in Al-Qurayzir, Hazima, Al-Arak, Awsli, Kufri, Biuodha Desert, Hajar Al-'Asal, Wadi Bishara, and elsewhere. Among the branches of the Suwarab are Al-Kutufiyya, Al-Battalib, and Al-Zaraphna in the regions of Shendi, Masrah Biuodha, Al-Tamalik, Al-Mabdab, and Al-Manayib. 2. Huwshan, the ancestor of the Huwshanab in Ab Dom, Taqasi, Al-Kadruwa, Kadru, Marawi, Al-Basabir, Darjum, Al-Magharib, and Al-'Arabab. 3. 'Awn, the ancestor of the 'Awniyya in Jalas, Kuti, Al-Bursa, Qada, and Shendi. This branch is divided into Al-Hisab and Al-Dubab. 4. Khalif, the ancestor of the Khalifab in Al-Juraif, Al-Quray, Kuti, Al-Miql, and Al-Madharib. He is divided into Muhammadab, 'Aliyab, and Yab'ab. 5. Ba'awd, the ancestor of the Ba'awdab in Amri, Al-Burkal, and Al-Burkaniyya. His branches are Al-Jibab, Al-Qafizah, and Al-Amanab. 6. Quraysh in Karima, Marawi, Shendi, Kuri, and Amri. His branches are Al-Abadid, Al-Salihab, and Al-Ayunab.
Qudha'a bin Harqan bin Sharq bin Ahmad bin Ibrahim Ja'al bin Sa'd bin Al-Fadl bin Abdullah bin Al-Muttalib bin Hashim. If we compare this lineage with other genealogies, we find some differences and variations, as this genealogy has omitted some key names that complete the lineage towards Suwar bin Kurdum bin Abu Al-Dubays bin Qudha'a bin Harqan bin Masruq bin Hamd Al-Yamani bin Ibrahim, nicknamed Ja'al, bin Idris bin Qays bin Yam bin Asad Al-'Adani bin Qash bin Karb bin Tal bin Al-Sheikh Al-Himayri bin Qays bin 'Amira and Dhubi Saifou and 'Uthmani bin Saifou and Saifou Al-Dubays bin Al-Dubays bin Masruq bin Hamd Al-Yamani bin Ibrahim, nicknamed Ja'al, bin Idris bin Qays bin Yam bin Asad Al-'Adani bin Qash bin Karb bin Tal bin Al-Sheikh Al-Himayri bin Qays bin 'Amira and Dhubi Saifou and 'Uthmani bin Abdullah from Qash bin Sa'd bin Al-Fadl bin Abdullah bin Al-Muttalib bin Hashim.
As for the lineage mentioned by Al-Kala'i, it is as follows: bin Al-Fadl bin Abdullah bin Al-Abbas. This is a third lineage, and the name of the genealogy is mentioned after Sayh, which is: Sayh, famous as Murri Ya Man Suwar bin Kurdum bin Abu Al-Dubays bin Qudha'a bin Abdullah, famous as Harqan bin Masrur bin Muhammad Al-Yamani bin Ahmad Al-Hijazi bin Sa'd bin Ibrahim Ja'al bin Idris bin Qays bin Qamas bin Karb bin Yatamul bin Ababil bin Dhi Al-Kala' Al-Himayri bin Yam bin Sa'd bin Al-Fadl bin Abdullah bin Al-Abbas.
As for the lineage mentioned by Takur, it is as follows: Ghanim, brother of Shaabiq, son of Humaydan, and his mother was Hamama bint Ribat bin Hanba', Abu Muraykhila bin Masmar bin Sirar bin Hassan Kurdum bin Abu Al-Dubays... etc.
The editor of the book (Sheikh Abdul Qadir Al-Jilani) repeated that the lineage that makes Al-Fadl bin Al-Abbas bin Al-Muttalib, as mentioned in the sequence of some genealogies, makes him the third to be attributed to the Jilani group, before Al-Abbas, the uncle of the Prophet, peace be upon him, and before his son Abdullah. This is an incorrect lineage. He mentioned that what is confirmed for us is that Al-Fadl bin Abdullah bin Al-Abbas had no offspring. The correct lineage is Al-Abbas bin Muhammad bin Imam Ali Al-Sajjad bin Abdullah bin Al-Abbas bin Abdullah.