Hasan
Pamiri · mortal · Pamiri traditional religion; continuing · Recorded classification
Hasan, the elder son of Ali and Fatima, completes the Panjtan-i pok together with his brother Husayn. In the Pamiri house their two pillars are set close together to signify the bond between them, and the pillar that bears Hasan's name is the post of family and private prayer, the place of honour reserved for the khalifa or an honoured guest. Through him and his brother the sacred five of Pamiri devotion are bound into a single household mirrored in the timbers of every traditional dwelling.
Parentage
- parent: AliSon of Ali.Bobrinskoy, A. A. (1908). Gortsy verkhov'ev Piandzha. (secondary)
- parent: Bibi FotimaSon of Fatima.Bobrinskoy, A. A. (1908). Gortsy verkhov'ev Piandzha. (secondary)
Domains
- prayer and blessing
- house pillar cosmology
Powers
- keep the pillar of private and family prayer
Relations
- parent: AliSon of Ali.Bobrinskoy, A. A. (1908). Gortsy verkhov'ev Piandzha. (secondary)
- parent: Bibi FotimaSon of Fatima.Bobrinskoy, A. A. (1908). Gortsy verkhov'ev Piandzha. (secondary)
- sibling: HusaynBrother of Husayn; their pillars are joined.Bobrinskoy, A. A. (1908). Gortsy verkhov'ev Piandzha, on the joined Hasan and Husayn pillars. (secondary)
Sources
- Hasan, elder son of Ali and Fatima, is one of the Panjtan; his pillar in the Pamiri house, joined to his brother's, is the place of family prayer and the seat of the religious leader.: Andreev, M. S. (1953–1958). Tadzhiki doliny Khuf. (secondary); Bobrinskoy, A. A. (1908). Gortsy verkhov'ev Piandzha (Vakhantsy i Ishkashimtsy). (secondary)