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Muhsin ibn Ali

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Muhsin ibn Ali ( , Muḥsin ibn ʿAlīy ), also spelled Mohsin or Mohsen , was a son of Fatimah bint Muhammad and Ali ibn Abi Talib , and thus a maternal grandson of the Islamic prophet Muhammad .1 Muhsin died very early in life, with the exact details of his death being disputed and versions being primarily split on sectarian lines between Shia and Sunni denominations. Accounts indicate that he was either miscarried by Fatimah as a result of a confrontation between his parents and Umar , or that he had died naturally in childhood.2

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unborn child of fatima al zahra

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youngest son of fatima bint muhammad and ali ibn abi talib

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