Editing Family tree (section)

===Islamic Era and Beyond ===
With the rise of Islam in the 7th century, genealogy took on even more significance, particularly for those having descent from the Prophet Muhammad. Sayyids (those who trace their lineage back to the Prophet) and Hashemites (the family of the Prophet's clan) have been highly regarded throughout history. The Prophet Muhammad’s family tree is one of the most well-known genealogical records in the Arab world. The Islamic era also formalized the recording of genealogies, with Islamic scholars beginning to document and preserve family histories in written form. This was not only important for religious reasons but also for maintaining tribal alliances, political power, and historical records.
The First Recorded Arab Genealogical Trees. The first known recorded genealogical trees for Arabs are largely from the early Islamic period, and these genealogies were meticulously recorded by historians, genealogists, and scholars.