Haml ibn Malik

حمل بن مالك

Updated on 19 April 2026 at 10:59 PM

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Biography of Haml ibn Malik

Hamal ibn Malik ibn al-Nabigha ibn Jabir ibn Rabi'a ibn Ka'b ibn al-Harith ibn Kithir ibn Hind ibn Tabikhah ibn Lahyan ibn Hadhail ibn Mudrikah al-Hadhali settled in Basra and had a house there, he was known as Abu Nudla, and Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj mentioned him in the naming of those who narrated from the Prophet ﷺ from the people of Medina and others, he is counted among the Basrans.

We were informed by Abu Ahmad Abd al-Wahhab ibn Ali ibn Ali al-Sufi, said: We were informed by Abu Ghaleb Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Marwadi, Muna'alah, with his chain of transmission to Abu Dawud Sulaiman ibn al-Ash'ath, said: We were informed by Muhammad ibn Mas'ud al-Mis'isi, We were informed by Abu Asim, from Ibn Jurayj, who informed me Amr ibn Dinar, who heard Tawus, from Ibn Abbas, from Umar: 'That he asked about the judgment of the Prophet ﷺ in that, meaning the fetus, so Hamal ibn Malik ibn al-Nabigha stood up, said: I was between two women, one of them struck the other with a Misthah, and she killed her and her fetus, so the Messenger of Allah ﷺ judged in her fetus a Ghurrah and that she be killed.'

said Abu Ubayd: The Misthah is a stick from the sticks of the Khiba'.

It was transmitted by the three.

Spelling variants of Haml ibn Malik

The name Haml ibn Malik is also written in the following spellings:

  • Haml ibn Malik
  • Haml bin Malik
  • Haml ben Malik
  • Haml b. Malik
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