| Jemla -F | x Jamil, 1906, AE |
| Serra (f) | x Sahab, 1915, AE |
| Bint Serra I (f) | x Sotamm, 1923, AE, Foundation broodmare of Babson Arabian Stud: one of the most refined mares ever left Egypt. Dam of only three horses, all of them entered in Hall of Fame |
| Fa Deene (f) | x Fadl, 1937, SEB, Full sister of Fa-Serr and Fay-El Dine. Pivotal mare in the SBE population. Her dam line is extints in SBE population. Existents only through her sons. |
| Hadbah (s) | x Fabah, 1957, SEB, Class A Champion Stallion/Park Horse/English Pleasure |
| Ibn Fa-Serr (s) | x Fa-Serr, 1960, SEB, Joe Ferriss said of Ibn Fa-Serr's influence, "A sire of superior movement, giving powerful shoulders and higher neck set. His greys tended to show more refinement in the head, while some of his blacks were more masculine |
| Khedena (f) | x Khebir, 1948, SEB |
| Fa-Serr (s) | x Fadl, 1947, SEB, He was known to have been the kind of horse that made a lasting and memorable impression on those who came in contact with him. Many said that he was the epitome of the antique-type Arabian typically illustrated in old engravings. |
| Aarouser (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1978, SEB, 1973 Canadian and U.S. National Top Ten Mare |
| Al Nahr Serroya (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1966, AE |
| Bint Aaroufa (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1961, SEB, U.S. National Top Ten Park 1966, Class A Halter Champion |
| Bint Fada (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1961, SEB |
| Charab (s) | x Fa-Serr, 1968, AE |
| Fa Dena (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1962, SEB |
| Fa-Maar (s) | x Fa-Serr, 1957, SEB |
| Fa-Rousse (s) | x Fa-Serr, 1958, AE |
| Faaris (s) | x Fa-Serr, 1954, SEB |
| Fasera (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1955, SEB |
| Faserouf (s) | x Fa-Serr, 1955, AE |
| Ibn Fa-Serr (s) | x Fa-Serr, 1960, SEB, Joe Ferriss said of Ibn Fa-Serr's influence, "A sire of superior movement, giving powerful shoulders and higher neck set. His greys tended to show more refinement in the head, while some of his blacks were more masculine |
| Ibn Sabbah (s) | x Fa-Serr, 1963, SEB |
| Misimma (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1957, SEB |
| Negem (s) | x Fa-Serr, 1956, SEB, Negem was one of the most heavily used straight Babson Egyptian sons of Fa-Serr, together Faserouf, Ibn Fa-Serr and Roufas. Negem was a popular sire of high performance horses. Maybe he most famous of his daughters was Shar Sabbah |
| Roufas (s) | x Fa-Serr, 1963, SEB, U.S. Top Ten Park Horse, Class A Halter Champion, Class A English Pleasure Champion, Class A Park Horse Champion, Class A Western Pleasure Champion |
| Roufina (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1965, SEB, One of the pivotal mares descendant from Maaroufa. |
| Sera Beth (f) | x Fa-Serr, 196X, SEB |
| Serg (s) | x Fa-Serr, 1959, AE |
| Serida (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1957, SEB |
| Serr Abba (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1959, SEB |
| Serr Sabbah (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1961, SEB |
| Serra (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1957, SEB |
| Serrasab (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1959, SEB, Serrasab had 4 SBE foals, all of them by Fabah: 3 of them are the key mares Sabrah, Serasabba and Serasaab. |
| Serroufa (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1957, AE |
| Shebaa (f) | x Fa-Serr, 1957, SEB |
| Sireff (s) | x Fa-Serr, 1963, SEB |
| Fay-El-Dine (s) | x Fadl, 1934, SEB, Foundation stallion for H. B. Babson breeding programm. One of the greatest stallions of every time |
| Zareif (s) | x Rustem, 1930, AE |