It is narrated from Urwah that Sayyiduna Asim bin Adi bin al-Jadd bin Ajlan (may Allah be pleased with him) set out (for jihad) on the day of Badr, but the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) sent him back and allotted him a share of the spoils along with the people of Badr.

It is narrated from Ibn Ishaq that Sayyiduna Asim bin Adi bin al-Jadd bin Ajlan bin Dubay'ah (may Allah be pleased with him), who belonged to the tribe of Baliyy and was an ally of Banu Ubayd bin Zayd bin Malik bin Awf bin Amr bin Awf bin Malik bin Aws, set out towards Badr, but the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) sent him back and allotted him a share (of the spoils of Badr).

It is narrated from Muhammad bin Umar that the kunyah of Sayyiduna Asim bin Adi bin al-Jadd bin Ajlan bin Harithah bin Dubay'ah bin Haram bin Ju'al bin Amr bin Jusham bin Wadm bin Dhubyan bin Humaym bin Haniyy bin Baliyy bin Amr bin al-Haf bin Quda'ah (may Allah be pleased with him) was "Abu Amr", and it has also been said that his kunyah was "Abu Abdullah".