Badr bin Nasir al-Badr
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Badr bin Nasir al-Badr is a contemporary Saudi academic and Islamic scholar specializing in Quranic sciences . He has served as an associate professor in the Department of Quran and its Sciences at the College of Usul al-Din at Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University in Riyadh .
Academic Career and Research
Al-Badr's academic work focuses on Quranic studies and contemporary jurisprudential issues . In the field of Quranic ethics and reflection, he authored al-Ta'aththur bi-l-Qur'an wa-l-'Amal bihi (Being Impacted by the Quran and Acting Upon It), examining the theological objectives of Quranic revelation—such as recitation, contemplation, and practical implementation—as well as the guidance of early Muslim scholars on adhering to the text .
He also contributed to contemporary juridical discourse on security and public law through his study Irhab al-Musta'minin wa-Mawqif al-Islam Minhu (Terrorism Against Persons Under Safe Conduct and Islam's Stance Toward It), presented at an international conference organized by Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University regarding Islam's position on terrorism, violence, and extremism . The research examines the legal status and definitions of safe conduct (aman), the rights and obligations of protected non-Muslim visitors (musta'minun) within Muslim lands, and the textual prohibition of violent acts targeting them .
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This contemporary juridical study addresses the legal protections granted to non-Muslims under safe conduct (musta'minun) and examines the Islamic prohibition of violence and terrorism against them.