Bibliography of Islamic Genealogy (Until the End of 7th century)

Intellectuals like Marashi Najafi, Umar Rida Kahhalah, Abd al-Razzaq Kamuneh, Strstein and Aeenehvand tried to make a list of genealogical books written by Islamic genealogists using rejal books, al-Fehrest and al-Ansab. This effort was made since these books were suffering from lack of comprehensiveness and maneiyyah (exclude others), repetition and overlap.The main reason of such deficiencies is that the authors of genealogical books did not make reference to all of the existing sources which could be useful in making a comprehensive list. Through a complete research using primary sources and making comparisons between recent lists which are the background of the research, this paper will prepare a list of genealogical books in a diagram, so that we can deal with a part of remarkable Muslim books. By scanning this list, we can find out the topics which genealogists were interested in and also the connection between genealogy and other sciences like historiography, rejal, hadith (traditions) and also development of genealogy in the first seven centuries of Islam. As a statistical and bibliographical analysis, the above-mentioned list can be used as a basic study in genealogy. It is also useful for future researches in this field.