Ibrahim al-Khudayri
- Died
- -
- Born in
- -
Ibrahim ibn Salih al-Khudayri is a Saudi jurist and judge from Buraydah, known for his judicial tenure in Riyadh and his legal study Ahkam al-Masajid fi al-Shari‘a al-Islamiyya (Rulings of Mosques in Islamic Law).
Background and Career
Ibrahim ibn Salih ibn Abd Allah al-Khudayri traces his roots to the locality of al-Humur in Buraydah. He pursued higher Islamic legal education in Saudi Arabia, completing his master's thesis on mosque regulations in Islamic jurisprudence, titled Ahkam al-Masajid fi al-Shari‘a al-Islamiyya, and subsequently earning a doctorate for his critical edition of Mukhtasar Khilafiyyat al-Bayhaqi by Ahmad ibn Farah al-Lakhmi al-Ishbili.
Al-Khudayri served in the Saudi judiciary as a judge at the Grand Court in Riyadh and later attained an appointment as a member of the Court of Cassation (Mahkamat al-Tamyiz). Alongside his judicial duties, he has engaged in Islamic outreach and educational work through various domestic and international media platforms.
Answer updated
List of Works
Ahkam al-Masajid fi al-Sharia al-Islamiyya (Rulings of Mosques in Islamic Law) is a specialized jurisprudential work focusing on the legal status, construction, and regulations concerning mosques under Islamic law.