Abū al-‘Āṣ ibn al-Rabī was a notable figure in early Islamic history, known for being the husband of Zaynab bint Muhammad, the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad. He was a member of the Quraysh tribe and initially opposed the Islamic message, but later accepted Islam and became a supporter of the faith. He played a significant role during the early years of Islam, particularly in the context of the Meccan period. Abū al-‘Āṣ was known for his integrity and loyalty, and he participated in various events that shaped the early Muslim community. His relationship with Zaynab highlighted the complexities of family ties during the rise of Islam.