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Sadaat e Saithal is a branch of Sadaat-e-Bara, Saithal is a town and nagar panchayat in Bareilly District in Uttar Pradesh, India.

 Saithal is Muslims and mainly ShiaIthna ashariyya most of the Syed families are descended from individuals invited by the Muslim rulers of the Delhi Sultanate, as advisors and administrators, and granted jagir. During the period of Mughal Empire rule that followed the Delhi Sultanate, they held the majority of the civil and ecclesiastic posts. They also provide an important element in the Mughal Empire.

Zayd ibn Ali was martyred in Kufa, Iraq; many of his descendants either returned to al-Hijaz or remained in Iraq. Some of those who stayed in Iraq settled in Wasit, Sayyid Abu'l Farah Al Hussaini Al Wasti son of Sayyid Daud Al Hussaini Al Wastimove from Wasit,Iraq.with his twelve sons at the end of the 10th century or the beginning of the 11th century to Ghazni in Afghanistan, from Wasit. By the Invitation of Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi. They migrated to Indian subcontinent in 1006CEwhere he obtained four estates in Punjab. Over time, Abu'l Farah's descendants took over riyasat (township) in Muzaffarnagar.

Sadaat-e-Bara(Urdu: ہسادات بار), sometimes pronounced Sadaat-e-Barha, are a community of Sayyid, originally from a group of twelve villages situated in the Muzaffarnagar district of Uttar Pradesh in India

There are four sub-divisions of Barha Sadaat in Muzaffarnagar area:

1. the Tihaanpuri, whose chief town was Jansath, belong to Syed Najm uddin

2. the Chatraudi, whose chief town was Sambhalhera, belong to Syed abu'l Fazaail Al Wasti,

3. the Kundliwal(Kundli whose chief town was Mujhera, belong to Syed Daoud and

4. the Jajneri, whose chief town was Bidauli, belong to Syed Abu'l Faraaish

The origin of the Sadaat-e-Bara or Barha is traced to Sayyid Abu'l Farah Al Hussaini Al Wasti, son of Sayyid Daud Al Hussaini, who came to Ghazni in Afghanistan, from Wasit, at the invitation of Mahmud Ghaznavi. He had twelve sons of whom four settled in four villages 'Kundliwal','Tihanpur', 'Jajner' and 'Chhat-Banur', near the city of Patiala. These four sons founded a number of clans, the main ones being "Chhatrodi", "Kundliwal", "Tihanpuri" and "Jajneri", from the villages assigned to them.

Syed Faiz ullaah was the only owner of his property He started a weekly Baazaar and Nakhaasa in their property which is north of saithal This baazaar is open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday in a week This bazaar is more then 300 years old. Management of baazaar by the registered management committee no 682 ,

Waqf Bazaar & Nakhaasa Aulaad -e - Syed Faiz ullaah, This waqf is waqf Alal Aulad Az Zakoor

The Property can neither be Sold,Hypothecated or Transferred by Will to other than the "Legal Heir", The Distribution will be in accordance with shia Personal law with following conditions.

1-Distribution will be among sons only.

2-If somebody does not have son Distribution shall be made among Daughters, but with certain limits. A-If she is married among aulaad e Syed Faiz ullaah. The property will be distributed to her Son/ Daughters as the case will be. B-If she married out side aulaad e Syed Faiz ullaah, She get the benefits from the property through out her life but will not inherit it,

3-Legal Heir ( male or female in accordance with condition 'A' or 'B' cited above ) of her father or mother from whom she has received the benefit,will inherit it.

4-Distribution will be among Shia Indian only.

5-la-walad widow will not inherit her husband's share but will get benefits throughout her life or up to she get re-married.The share will be distributed among male/ female heirs of her husband as the case be, in accordance with 1to 4 cited above.

(Besides above distribution,Provision for 10% of the income has been kept for light & maintenance of the Shia Jama Masjid and 1/6 of the ghalla received as tax kept for khidmatgaars of the Shia Jama Masjid and qabarustan Syed Faiz ullaah).