Ismāʿīl ibn Qays, reporting through Abū Ḥāzim from Sahl, said:
When the Prophet ﷺ returned from Badr, al-ʿAbbās asked him for permission to go back to Mecca so that he could emigrate from there. He replied, “Rest assured, dear uncle, for you are the last of the Emigrants, just as I am the Seal of the Prophets (1).”
Its chain of transmission is weak.
The ḥadith was recorded by Abū Yaʿlā and al-Shāshī (2) in their respective Musnads, and a similar report appears among the mursal narrations of al-Zuhrī.
Ibn Saʿd (3) said: “The second tier of the Emigrants and the Helpers who did not witness Badr begins with al-ʿAbbās.” He added: “His mother was Nutaylah bint Janāb ibn Kulayb,” and he traced her lineage back to Rabīʿah ibn Nizār ibn Maʿadd.
Ibn ʿAbbās reported: “My father was born three years before the Year of the Elephant.”
His children were: al-Faḍl—his eldest—, ʿAbd Allāh al-Baḥr (4), ʿUbayd Allāh, Qutham—who left no offspring—, ʿAbd al-Raḥmān—who died in Syria without issue—, Maʿbad—martyred in Ifrīqiyah—, and Umm Ḥabīb (5).
Their mother was Umm al-Faḍl, Lubābah al-Hilāliyya, about whom Ibn Yazīd al-Hilālī said: