Sayyid Ala Sayyid Mohammad Sayyid Ahmed Sayyid Abed Al-Musawi - Is a Kuwaiti oral and maxillofacial surgeon and former university teacher. Grandson of Sayyid Ahmed Sayyid Abed Al-Musawi, former member of the Kuwaiti government. He has a street in Kuwait named after him.
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Sulaimaan Rabi' Al-Musawi - (1812- 1895) A renowned Kuwaiti teacher who taught the Emir of Kuwait. He opened a school in the Grand Mosque of Kuwait.[3]
Mubarak the Great
Mohammed Mehdi al-Qazwini - renowned religious scholar, proposed the idea of the third wall of Kuwait in 1920.
Muhammad Hassan Al-Musawi - (1912 - 12 January 1995) was one of the most prominent and pioneering Kuwaiti educators. He was the grandson of Sayyid Sulaimaan Rabi' Al-Musawi. He was chosen as the principal of the Jafari School in Kuwait and introduced English and Arabic Literature and Grammar to the school. He served from 1942 to 1973 earning him the title of "The Educator of Generations". He developed and re-organised the curricula of different subjects including Science and PE, introduced the Unified Examinations system, Seat Numbers, School Reports (Transcripts), all of which are still used across all public schools in Kuwait. When he got sick and was offered to be sent abroad for treatment, he refused saying "I don't want to die in a strange land."
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- (1948 - 2015) was one of the most prominent scholars in Kuwait's history. He was a deputy of about 15 marja', the founder of the Islamic-Christian Relationships Council, the founder of The Congregation of Muslim Scholars in Kuwait, Imam of Imam Ali Mosque in Kuwait, politician and newspaper writer, and the author of The Philosophy and secrets of Hajj book.
Muhammad Baqir al-Muhri
- Bahraini author and cleric.
Dhiyaa Al-Musawi
Al Sayyid Kassem
Al-Khorsan
Mahmodawi
Kazmi
Gardēzī Sadaat
Madrouni
Al Gharawi
Sadr
Safavi
al-Ha'iri
Abu-Ragheef (a cadet branch of al-Hairi)
Al-Asadi
Al-Hashemi
Shahristani
Sharif al-Ulama
Al Husseini
Al-Mirakoni
Some members of the family
Almazidi
Nasrallah
Dhiya al-Din