Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Hajjaji
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Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Hajjaji is a contemporary Islamic author known for his treatises on devotional supplications and righteous deeds yielding ongoing spiritual reward .
Biography and Scholarly Focus
His full name is Abu al-Hamzah Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Husayn ibn Ali al-Hajjaji .
In 1441 AH (2020 CE), al-Hajjaji composed Adhkar al-Salawat wa-ma Qablaha wa-ma Ba'daha ("Remembrances of the Prayers and What Precedes and Follows Them"), a concise work compiling prophetic invocations connected to ritual prayer, restricting his selection to narrations graded authentic (sahih) or sound (hasan) by hadith scholars . In 1442 AH (2021 CE), he completed al-A'mal al-Salihat allati Yajri lil-Insan Ajruha wa-Thawabuha Ba'd al-Mamat ("Righteous Deeds Whose Reward and Recompense Continue for a Person After Death"), in which he collected and elucidated scriptural proofs regarding perpetual charitable acts and deeds whose divine recompense continues to benefit an individual after death .
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List of Works
Al-A'mal al-Salihat allati Yajri lil-Insan Ajruha wa-Thawabuha Ba'd al-Mamat ("Righteous Deeds Whose Reward and Recompense Continue for a Person After Death") is a treatise completed in 1442 AH / 2021 CE that examines the deeds and obligations whose spiritual rewards persist for or reach a deceased person.
Adhkar al-Salawat wa ma qablaha wa ma ba'daha (Remembrances of the Prayers and What Precedes and Follows Them) is a concise compilation of prophetic supplications and invocations related to ritual prayer, completed in 1441 AH / 2020 CE.