Amir bin Muhammad al-Madari
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Amir bin Muhammad al-Madari is an Islamic scholar and religious caller who serves as the imam and preacher of the al-Iman Mosque in Amran, Yemen .
Career and Religious Guidance
Al-Madari has been active as an imam and sermon deliverer (khatib) at Masjid al-Iman in Amran . In the domain of Islamic oratory, he authored Khamsun Wasiyya wa Wasiyya li Takun Khatiban Najihan ("Fifty-One Counsels to Be a Successful Preacher"), a manual offering practical, psychological, and rhetorical guidance for Friday preachers and callers . Addressing devotional practice and spiritual self-rectification, he also composed Thalathun Amalan Tutil fi al-Umr ("Thirty Deeds That Prolong Lifespan"), a treatise dedicated to the value of time and the specific righteous acts that bring divine blessing to a believer's life and deeds .
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List of Works
Thalathun Amalan Tutil fi al-Umr ("Thirty Deeds That Prolong Lifespan") is an Islamic treatise addressing righteous actions and counsel that increase good deeds, elevate spiritual ranks, and lengthen a believer's life. It focuses on the value of time and outlines thirty specific practices aimed at maximizing reward and extending life through divine blessing and righteous deeds.
Khamsun Wasiyya wa Wasiyya li Takun Khatiban Najihan (Fifty-One Counsels to Be a Successful Preacher) is a practical manual on Islamic preaching and public address. The book offers concise guidance and practical recommendations aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of Friday preachers and Islamic callers, addressing spiritual, psychological, technical, and rhetorical aspects of sermon delivery.