above:  Muammar Gaddafi’s lineage along with their current status.

Muammar Gaddafi has ten children all in all.  Eight of them are his biological off-springs and the other two are the adopted ones.  They had 8 sons and 2 daughters.

• Muhammad Gaddafi: He is the eldest son of Gaddafi who then became the leader of the General Post, Telecom Company, and the Olympic Committee of the country of Libya.  He is also known for his ability to operated cellphones along with satellite communications from country to country.
• Saïf al-Islam Gaddafi:  He is Gaddafi’s son next to Muhammad.  He finished a western education and earned his doctorate degree from the London School of Economics.
• Ayesha Gaddafi: She is a daughter of Muammar and she’s already a trained lawyer.  Last 2004, Ayesha Gaddafi worked collaboratively with Saddam Hussein’s defense team.
• Hannibal Gaddafi: He is a former worker in an oil industry which in a while, he had some legal issues.  During the year 2005, in Paris, he was blamed to do the act of beating up a pregnant girlfriend and in 3 years after that incident, in Geneva, he was taken into custody for committing an assault towards his 2 helpers.
• Khamis Gaddafi: He became a Police officer and was believed to be in charge of the Benghazi’s strong repression on the latest objections.
• Mutassim Gaddafi: Mutassim, Gadaffi’s fourth son, is now the National Security Advisor and also own Libyan Army unit commander.
• Saïf al-Arab Gaddafi:  He has been a former student of Munich and had been issued in 2008 Telegraph articles for having been confiscated with his car by the German police due to very loud and noisy exhaust.
• Milad Abuztaia Gaddafi: He is an adopted son and a nephew of Gaddafi.  He has been a hero of the life of Gaddafi during the US bombing in their compound.
• Saadi Gaddafi: He is the leader of the Libyan Football Federation and is now a producer of the film industry.
• Hannah Gaddafi:  Gaddafi’s adopted daughter.  She was 15 years old back in 1986 when she was killed during the US bombing of their compound.