Banu Abd al-Dar

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Banu Abd al-Dar was a prominent clan of the Quraysh tribe in pre-Islamic and early Islamic Mecca, historically known for holding key custodial and ceremonial responsibilities related to the Kaaba.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Arab tribal clan
Quraysh clan
associatedWith Kaaba NERFINISHED
Masjid al-Haram NERFINISHED
basedIn Mecca NERFINISHED
country Hejaz NERFINISHED
descendedFrom Qusayy ibn Kilab (through Abd al-Dar) NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Arabs
function management of certain pilgrimage-related ceremonies
heldOffice assembly convening authority (nadwah)
custody of the Kaaba (hijabah)
guardianship of the Kaaba door
standard-bearing in war (liwa’)
supervision of Meccan public ceremonies
heldPrivilege keys of the Kaaba (in pre-Islamic period, later shared/contested)
historicalContext Jahiliyyah (pre-Islamic Arabia) NERFINISHED
involvedIn internal Quraysh rivalries over Kaaba-related offices
language Arabic
locatedIn Mecca NERFINISHED
notableFor ceremonial responsibilities related to the Kaaba
custodial responsibilities related to the Kaaba
holding hereditary offices among Quraysh
partOf Quraysh NERFINISHED
politicalRole elite clan within Quraysh aristocracy
holders of key ritual authority in Mecca
preIslamicStatus leading custodial family of the Kaaba
region Tihamah NERFINISHED
religion Islam (after conversions in early Islamic period) NERFINISHED
Paganism (pre-Islamic period)
siblingClanOf Banu Abd Manaf NERFINISHED
socialStatus nobility of Quraysh
timePeriod early Islamic period
pre-Islamic Mecca
tribalAncestor Abd al-Dar ibn Qusayy NERFINISHED
tribalConfederation Quraysh al-Bitah (central Meccan Quraysh) NERFINISHED

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Musab ibn Umayr familyBackground Banu Abd al-Dar