Mahmud Muhammad Gharib

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Mahmud Muhammad Gharib is an Egyptian scholar affiliated with al-Azhar who served as the religious advisor for the youth of Cairo University and authored works on Quranic exegesis and Islamic thought .

Career and da‘wa

Gharib was recognized among the scholars of al-Azhar and took up the post of religious mentor for the student body at Cairo University . In the course of his preaching and intellectual engagement during the 1970s, five European scholars converted to Islam through his guidance .

His scholarship centered on the thematic analysis of Quranic guidance regarding social, theological, and economic topics. Among his writings is al-Mal fi al-Qur'an (Wealth in the Quran), which was approved for release by the Iraqi Ministry of Information and published in Baghdad in 1396 AH (1976 CE) . He also authored Manhaj al-Qur'an fi al-Qada' wal-Qadar (The Quranic Method Concerning Predestination and Decree) to examine theological questions through Quranic discourse .

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List of Works

  • This scientific and jurisprudential treatise examines the scientific indications in Quranic verses related to human conception and embryology alongside the legal rights accorded to the fetus in Islamic jurisprudence.

  • This contemporary jurisprudence treatise addresses divorce and marital dissolution in Islamic law, examining the regulations surrounding separation and distinguishing between divinely ordained procedures and abusive or rash practices.

  • This educational treatise outlines the Quranic methodology for cultivating the human intellect and rectifying the soul through dialogue, presenting a revealed approach to intellectual and moral nurture.

  • This theological treatise examines the Islamic doctrine of predestination and divine decree through the lens of Quranic exegesis, clarifying human agency, moral accountability, and divine predetermination.

  • This work of thematic Quranic exegesis examines the theological principles, rational arguments, and creedal methodology presented in Surah al-Waqi‘ah.