Abstract
The Islamic history ceremony was attended by many Islamic sects, including the Kisani sect, which is the subject of the research. We have discussed, in research, the relationship of the Mukhtar to the Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them) in general, and Sayyid Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiya in particular.
 Several sects emerged from al-Kisaniyyah, such as al-Mukhtariah, al-Khashabiya, al-Karbi, al-Hashimiyya, al-Bayaniyya and al-Razamiyya.
 The Abbasids were among a group of those who embraced the Kaysaniyya and pledged allegiance to Muhammad, the pure soul of the Imamate, but they quickly turned against him and killed him after they managed to eliminate the Umayyad state, and after that the Kaysaniyya disappeared with the disappearance of its followers.
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