| Ibrahim al-Abdallah | |
| Native Name: | ابراهيم العبدالله |
| Birth Place: | Lebanon (prior to 1924) |
| Nationality: | Lebanese |
| Education: | Sagesse College |
Ibrahim al-Abdullah (Arabic: ابراهيم العبدالله, born) is a Lebanese journalist and politician.
Al-Abdallah studied at the Sagesse College and obtained a license degree in political science. He went on to work as a journalist; between 1953 and 1958 he worked at the ad-Diyar newspaper. He was also employed as an officer in the Chamber of Deputies.[1]
Al-Abdallah was the son of a Shiite political leader, Ali al-Abdallah, who had been serving in the parliament. Ibrahim al-Abdallah ran for parliament in the 1960 election as an independent candidate in the Marjeyoun-Hasbaya constituency, securing a seat.[1] [2]
Ibrahim al-Abdallah ran for parliament again in the 1968 election in Marjeyoun-Hasbaya constituency. He was the running mate of As'ad al-As'ad. He obtained 5,593 votes, not enough to regain his seat.[1] [3]