Abu Jahl
Also known as Abu-Jahl
Arab polytheist leader of the Quraysh tribe (c. 570–624)
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Amr ibn Hishâm al-Makhzûmî (arabe : عمرو بن هشام المخزومي), surnommé Abû al-Hakam (arabe : أبو الحَكَم) puis Abû Jahl (arabe : أبو جهل), né à la Mecque en 572 et mort le 13 mars 624 soit le 17 Ramadan de l'an 2 de l'Hégire هجرة Hijra] à la bataille de Badr, était un notable mecquois polythéiste du clan des Banû Makhzûm, branche influente de la tribu de Quraych.
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