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{{Infobox person|full_name=Abd al-Muttalib ibn Hashim|tribe=Quraysh|birth_city=Medina|birth_date=34 years before the Year of the Elephant|children=10 sons, including Abdullah the father of the Prophet, and six daughters|positions=Providing water and hospitality to pilgrims|religion=Monotheist and follower of the religion of Abraham (PBUH)|residence=|burial_place=Al-Hajun cemetery near Al-Masjid al-Haram|death_date=48 years after the Year of the Elephant|prominent_roles=Custodian of Hajj and Kaaba|migration_to=Mecca|other_activities=Revival and re-digging of the Zamzam well}}

'''Abd al-Muttalib''' was the grandfather of the Prophet (PBUH) and the chief of the [[Quraysh]] tribe in his era. He also held positions in Mecca such as [[Siqaya|Siqaya]] (providing water) and [[Rifada|Rifada]] (providing hospitality) to pilgrims. His name is intertwined with the [[Zamzam Well]] because he was its reviver. The story of the [[People of the Elephant]], who were afflicted by the punishment of [[Ababil]], also occurred during his leadership of [[Mecca]]. He held a special status among the [[Quraysh tribe]], followed the religion of [[Abraham (a)|Abraham]], and never worshipped idols until his death at the age of 82.

'''Abd al-Muttalib''' was the grandfather of the Prophet (PBUH) and the chief of the [[Quraysh]] tribe in his era. He also held positions in Mecca such as [[Siqaya|Siqaya]] (providing water) and [[Rifada|Rifada]] (providing hospitality) to pilgrims. His name is intertwined with the [[Zamzam |Zamzam Well]] because he was its reviver. The story of the [[People of the Elephant]], who were afflicted by the punishment of [[Ababil]], also occurred during his leadership of [[Mecca]]. He held a special status among the [[Quraysh tribe]], followed the religion of [[Abraham (a)|Abraham]], and never worshipped idols until his death at the age of 82.

== Introduction to Abd al-Muttalib ==

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 {{Infobox person|full_name=Abd al-Muttalib ibn Hashim|tribe=Quraysh|birth_city=Medina|birth_date=34 years before the Year of the Elephant|children=10 sons, including Abdullah the father of the Prophet, and six daughters|positions=Providing water and hospitality to pilgrims|religion=Monotheist and follower of the religion of Abraham (PBUH)|residence=|burial_place=Al-Hajun cemetery near Al-Masjid al-Haram|death_date=48 years after the Year of the Elephant|prominent_roles=Custodian of Hajj and Kaaba|migration_to=Mecca|other_activities=Revival and re-digging of the Zamzam well}}
-'''Abd al-Muttalib''' was the grandfather of the Prophet (PBUH) and the chief of the [[Quraysh]] tribe in his era. He also held positions in Mecca such as [[Siqaya|Siqaya]] (providing water) and [[Rifada|Rifada]] (providing hospitality) to pilgrims. His name is intertwined with the [[Zamzam Well]] because he was its reviver. The story of the [[People of the Elephant]], who were afflicted by the punishment of [[Ababil]], also occurred during his leadership of [[Mecca]]. He held a special status among the [[Quraysh tribe]], followed the religion of [[Abraham (a)|Abraham]], and never worshipped idols until his death at the age of 82.
+'''Abd al-Muttalib''' was the grandfather of the Prophet (PBUH) and the chief of the [[Quraysh]] tribe in his era. He also held positions in Mecca such as [[Siqaya|Siqaya]] (providing water) and [[Rifada|Rifada]] (providing hospitality) to pilgrims. His name is intertwined with the [[Zamzam |Zamzam Well]] because he was its reviver. The story of the [[People of the Elephant]], who were afflicted by the punishment of [[Ababil]], also occurred during his leadership of [[Mecca]]. He held a special status among the [[Quraysh tribe]], followed the religion of [[Abraham (a)|Abraham]], and never worshipped idols until his death at the age of 82.
 == Introduction to Abd al-Muttalib ==