Amr ibn Hisham
Also known as Abu Jahl, Abu-Jahl
Arab polytheist leader of the Quraysh tribe (c. 570–624)
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ʿAmr ibn Hishām al-Makhzūmī, soprannominato dai musulmani Abū Jahl (in arabo: أبو جهل; La Mecca, 572 – Badr, 17 marzo 624), è stato un mercante arabo, fu uno dei leader della Mecca prima della resa della città alle forze guerriere di Maometto e accanito avversario di quest'ultimo.
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