Abdullah ibn Jud'an

Abdullah ibn Judan al-Taymi, of Taym ibn Murra of Quraysh. The parties to the Hilf al-Fudul gathered in his house, for his age and standing ^{1 2 3}.

The book says that the tribes which responded to the Hilf al-Fudul gathered in the house of Abdullah ibn Judan al-Taymi, for his age and standing, and there they agreed to support the wronged ^{1 2}. The pact is mentioned in this house in the Prophet ﷺ's saying, after his mission, that he had witnessed a pact in the house of Abdullah ibn Judan, and that if he were called to it in Islam, he would answer ^{4 3}.

Al-Mas'udi says that he was a slave-dealer in the Jahiliyya, who bought and sold slave-girls, and that he commanded Quraysh on the day of the War of al-Fijar ⁵.

• On who led Quraysh on the day of al-Fijar, the two sources differ: Harb ibn Umayya in al-Raheeq, and Ibn Judan in al-Mas'udi. Both accounts are recorded.