Ahmad Al Ibrahim al-Anqari
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Ahmad Al Ibrahim al-Anqari is a contemporary Saudi scholar and author known for his forty-hadith compilation, al-Arbaun al-Quraniyya (The Quranic Forty) .
Lineage and Scholarly Work
His full name is Ahmad ibn Abd al-Razzaq ibn Muhammad ibn Zayd Al Ibrahim al-Anqari , belonging to the Al Ibrahim branch of the 'Anaqir from the tribe of Banu Tamim .
He authored al-Arbaun al-Quraniyya, a collection of forty authentic prophetic narrations focused on the virtues, rulings, and etiquettes of the Quran . In compiling the work, he selected concisely phrased and lucid traditions intended to facilitate memorization and practical adherence, dividing the text into thematic chapters whose titles he derived directly from the transmitted wording in emulation of the method of al-Bukhari .
The work was presented to several contemporary hadith scholars, receiving forewords and commendations in 1428 AH from Salih ibn Sad al-Luhaydan and Abdullah ibn Abd al-Rahman al-Sad, and was subsequently printed in Riyadh .
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al-Arbaun al-Quraniyya is a forty-hadith collection focusing on the virtues, rulings, and etiquettes of the Quran. Comprising forty authentic prophetic hadiths selected for their concise phrasing and clarity, the work is organized into thematic chapters accompanied by explanatory commentary to facilitate memorization, understanding, and application.