Recovery copy — family data as of 15 Oct 2026. Read-only, for administrators and managers. Go to the live site
نسخة الاسترداد — بيانات العائلة حتى 15 Oct 2026. للقراءة فقط، للمشرفين والمديرين.
Historic view of Nablus and Mount Gerizim, photographed between 1934 and 1939

THE AL-TAHER FAMILY OF NABLUS

Many branches.
One family.

A living record of As’ad Al-Taher and his descendants. Connecting generations through genealogy, family knowledge and historical research.

Nablus, 1934–1939 · Library of Congress

Your place in the family story

The detailed tree is private. Approved members can explore and contribute.

01 / ROOTED IN NABLUSA record across generations

OUR BEGINNINGS · c. 1795

A family history,
still being written.

The Al-Taher family traces its beginnings to Nablus, Palestine, where As’ad Al-Taher was born around 1795. His descendants form the many branches of the family today, across Palestine, Jordan, Syria, Egypt and beyond.

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1852Waqf amendment of As’ad Al-Taher dated June 1852
From the family record: an amendment to the waqf of As’ad Al-Taher, June 1852.
02 / THE FAMILY TREEExplore the founding branches

Our family,
connected.

The tree follows all biological and adopted descendants of As’ad Al-Taher through either parent, regardless of gender or surname, and their immediate non-descendant spouses. Selected extended family connections provide historical context.

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03 / THE WORK CONTINUESBuilt with the family

Every connection
adds to the story.

Thousands of relatives are already documented. We continue to identify missing branches, review relationships and preserve the photographs and records that give this genealogy its context.

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Complete the tree

Extend the record across every branch, including descendants through women and their families.

02

Strengthen the evidence

Review names, relationships, dates and places using family knowledge and historical sources.

03

Preserve the context

Connect photographs, documents and memories to the people and lives they help explain.

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