Abd al-Karim bin Sunitan al-Omari
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Abd al-Karim bin Sunitan al-Omari is a contemporary Saudi Islamic scholar and professor of Islamic law based in Medina . He is known for his academic contributions in Islamic jurisprudence and his editorial work on classical texts .
Academic Career and Scholarly Contribution
Known by the kunya Abu Wa'il, al-Omari served on the faculty of the College of Sharia at the Islamic University of Madinah, where he held the rank of associate professor and later full professor .
His scholarly output includes original legal treatises as well as critical editions of historical manuscripts. Among his authored writings is Tashil al-Manasik (Facilitating the Rites of Pilgrimage), a concise legal handbook on the rites and rulings of the Hajj pilgrimage completed in Medina in Dhu al-Qi'da 1421 AH . He also authored al-Adrar al-Najima an Taati al-Muskirat wal-Mukhaddarat (The Harms Resulting from the Consumption of Intoxicants and Narcotics), an examination of the religious prohibitions and multifaceted health and socioeconomic damages associated with substance abuse . In the field of manuscript editing, he prepared a scholarly edition of al-Lubab fi al-Fiqh al-Shafi'i, a classical Shafi'i legal text by Abu al-Hasan al-Mahamili .
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List of Works
al-Adrar al-Najima an Taati al-Muskirat wal-Mukhaddarat (The Harms Resulting from the Consumption of Intoxicants and Narcotics) is a treatise examining Islamic legal rulings alongside the multifaceted religious, health, social, and economic damages associated with various intoxicants and narcotic substances.
Tashil al-Manasik (Facilitating the Rites of Pilgrimage) is an Islamic legal manual on the rulings and rites of the Hajj pilgrimage, designed as an abridged guide to present these legal rulings in a simplified and accessible manner.
Safahat Ramadaniyya (Ramadan Pages) is an Islamic treatise on the virtues, history, and legal rulings of the month of Ramadan and fasting, combining legal explanations with spiritual exhortation.