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The 17 pages that link to Hasan ibn Ali, each with the reason it gives.

• Umayyad CaliphateRelated: His abdication agreement with Muawiya helped end the First Fitna.

• First FitnaRelated: His agreement with Muawiya in 661 brought the main conflict to a close.

• Ali ibn Abi TalibBroader topic: Hasan succeeded Ali as caliph briefly and became a key figure in the family’s political history.

• Ali ibn Abi TalibBroader topic: As Ali’s eldest surviving son, Hasan inherited leadership claims after his death.

• Husayn ibn AliRelated: Husayn’s brother made a truce with Muawiya before Husayn’s later confrontation with Yazid.

• Mu'awiya IRelated: His abdication consolidated Mu'awiya’s rule and is often associated with the Year of Unity.

• Battle of SiffinRelated: His later abdication to Muawiya concluded the conflict over leadership.

• Ahl al-BaytBroader topic: His place in the household is shared across traditions despite differing accounts of authority.

• AishaRelated: His later settlement with Muawiya helped close the civil conflict that began during Aisha’s political era.

• Ja'far al-SadiqRelated: Ja'far's descent from Hasan connected him to the wider Alid family, though his Imamate followed Husayn's line.

• Yazid IRelated: His earlier settlement with Muawiya formed part of the succession’s contested political background.

• FatimaBroader topic: He was Fatima’s son and a central figure in the lineage revered by many Muslims.

• Idrisid dynastyNarrower topic: Idris I’s descent from Hasan gave the dynasty a notable Alid lineage.

• Zaynab bint AliRelated: Zaynab's brother, like Husayn, belonged to the family whose leadership shaped early Shi'a history.

• Battle of NahrawanRelated: After Ali’s death, Hasan’s agreement with Muawiya ended the First Fitna’s main phase.

• Zayd ibn AliRelated: Zayd belonged to the broader family of Ali through Hasan’s brother Husayn.

• Fatima bint MusaNarrower topic: His family line provides broader context for her descent from the Prophet’s household.