Bildas ibn Haza

بلداس بن حزا

A link in the disputed part of the Prophet ﷺ's lineage between Adnan and Ismail, in the chain «Adnan ibn Udd ibn Adad ibn al-Humaysa…» up to Qaydar ibn Ismail, as transmitted by Ibn Ishaq, al-Tabari and Ibn Sa'd 1 2 3 — the part al-Mansurfuri compiled from al-Kalbi and Ibn Sa'd amid wide disagreement among the versions 4.

Depth

At a glance

Era
Pre-Islamic Arabia
Region
Arabia

Family, marriage and kinship

Summary

Bildas ibn Haza — link number 12 of the disputed part of the Prophet's lineage, counting up from Adnan toward Ismail; his son is حزا بن ناشد and his father حزا in the well-known transmission of Ibn Ishaq and al-Kalbi 1 2.

In the chain

He sits between حزا بن ناشد and حزا in the chain running «Adnan ibn Udd ibn Adad ibn al-Humaysa ibn Salman ibn Awf ibn Buz ibn Qamwal ibn Ubayy ibn al-Awwam ibn Nashid ibn Haza ibn Bildas ibn Yadlaf ibn Tabikh ibn Jahim ibn Nahish ibn Makhi ibn Ays ibn Abaq ibn Da'id ibn Nabt ibn Mashih ibn al-Nashtan ibn Udr ibn al-Dhara' ibn Abd ibn Ahmar ibn Nabit ibn Qaydar ibn Ismail ibn Ibrahim», as transmitted by Ibn Sa'd and al-Tabari with variant names at several points 3 2.

What the genealogists say

The sira and genealogy scholars divide the Prophet's lineage in three: a part agreed as sound down to Adnan, a part disputed between those who suspend judgement and those who affirm it from Adnan up to Ibrahim, and a part above Ibrahim to Adam that certainly contains unsound matter 4. This link belongs to the second part, and many genealogists stop at Ma'add ibn Adnan on the strength of the report «the genealogists lie» — see Stopping the genealogy at Ma'add.

For younger visitors

Bildas ibn Haza is a name in the chain of the Prophet's ancestors between Adnan and Ismail; scholars do not confirm this part of the lineage because the reports disagree.

Connections

Explore the connections

Child of
Haza ibn Nashid
Parent of
Yadlaf ibn Bildas

People and things also explored

Nashid ibn al-Awwam· Tabikh ibn Yadlaf· Haza ibn Nashid· Yadlaf ibn Bildas· Taj Mahal· The Muslim home (al-bayt al-muslim)· Living with a spouse in kindness (mu'ashara bil-ma'ruf)· Male guardianship in the family (qiwama)

Sources

  1. al-Sira al-Nabawiyya — Ibn Hisham , 1/1-4
  2. Tarikh al-Rusul wa-l-Muluk — al-Tabari
  3. al-Tabaqat al-Kubra — Ibn Sa'd
  4. al-Raheeq al-Makhtum — Safi al-Rahman al-Mubarakpuri , p.48-49
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islam.museum contributors. “Bildas ibn Haza”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/person/bildas-ibn-haza/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-11-12.

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A link in the disputed part of the Prophet's lineage between Adnan and Ismail, in the chain «Adnan ibn Udd ibn Adad ibn al-Humaysa…» up to Qaydar ibn Ismail, as transmitted by Ibn Ishaq, al-Tabari and Ibn Sa'd — the part al-Mansurfuri compiled from al-Kalbi and Ibn Sa'd amid wide disagreement among the versions.