Ibrahim al-Duwaysh
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Ibrahim ibn Abd Allah al-Duwaysh is a contemporary Saudi Islamic scholar, author, and preacher known for his religious lectures and writings on spiritual ethics, self-reckoning, and practical religious guidance .
Preaching and Scholarly Focus
Al-Duwaysh's public discourse and instructional activities concentrate on spiritual exhortations (raqa'iq), personal accountability, and ethical development . In his discussions on contemporary issues facing Muslims, such as the plight of Palestine in his treatise 'Ishrun Wasilah li-Nusrat al-Aqsa ("Twenty Means to Support al-Aqsa"), he has stressed the necessity of cultivating faith and self-discipline to seek practical, structured solutions rather than relying solely on temporary emotional reactions . His focus on introspection, spiritual revival, and ethical admonition is also reflected in writings such as Dam'at Ta'ib ("A Penitent's Tear") , alongside practical guidance on organizing religious activities during summer breaks and the month of Ramadan .
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List of Works
Durus lil-Shaykh Ibrahim al-Duwaysh is a collection of transcribed Islamic lectures, sermons, and educational lessons. It compiles spoken sermons and public lectures delivered across various mosques and religious gatherings, focusing on spiritual ethics, heart-softening admonitions, self-reckoning, and practical social guidance for Muslims.