Umm Abiha bint Musa al-Kazim

Umm Abiha is named among the daughters of Musa ibn Ja'far al-Kazim in the child list transmitted from al-Shaykh al-Mufid. The list places her beside Fatima al-Kubra, Fatima al-Sughra, Ruqayya, Hakima, and other daughters, and states collectively that the daughters were born to umm walads. It does not identify which unnamed mother belonged specifically to Umm Abiha. Her protected probable classification therefore accurately reflects a name preserved in an important Imami family list but supported by little independent personal detail.

The form Umm Abiha functions as the transmitted name or kunya by which the sources identify her. No secure personal birth name, birth date, birthplace, teacher, student, spouse, child, office, journey, or major public incident was established in the sources checked. Reports belonging to other women with similar kunyas must not be transferred to her, and the absence of a fuller record should not be filled with stories drawn from her better-known siblings.

A valuable chronological notice occurs in Ibn al-Athir's al-Kamil fi al-Tarikh. Under the events of 231 AH, he records the death of Umm Abiha bint Musa ibn Ja'far and identifies her as a sister of Ali al-Rida. This provides a reported death year, corresponding broadly to 845 or 846 CE, but it does not supply the place, cause, funeral circumstances, or age at death. Later biographical summaries repeat this notice without adding an independently detailed life.

No early or dependable source checked here establishes her burial place. Modern local traditions sometimes connect women called Umm Abiha with particular shrines or use additional names, but such claims were not sufficiently tied to this exact daughter of Musa al-Kazim. The safest result is a concise genealogical profile: her identity and reported death year are retained, while her mother, marriage, descendants, activities, and burial remain unknown.