Muhammad Ali Muhammad Imam
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Muhammad Ali Muhammad Imam is a contemporary Egyptian Islamic author and researcher from Mit Ghamr in the Dakahlia Governorate, active in the fields of Islamic outreach (da'wa), creed, and household ethics .
Background and Scholarly Activity
Based in Mit Ghamr in Egypt, Imam's writings center primarily on Islamic missionary methodology (da'wa), traditional theology, and family guidance . In the sphere of social and family ethics, he wrote Salah al-Buyut fi Juhd al-Rasul ("The Rectitude of Households in the Prophet's Effort"), which examines the spiritual reform and foundations of the Muslim family in light of prophetic practice .
In da'wa literature, he prepared al-Anwar al-Numaniyya fi al-Dawa al-Rabbaniyya ("The Nu'manic Illuminations on the Divine Calling"), which compiles and documents the discourses and outreach methodologies of the Jordanian scholar Dr. Nu'man Abu al-Layl . In creed, he authored al-Haqq al-Mubin fi Marifat al-Malaika al-Muqarrabin ("The Manifest Truth in Knowing the Brought-Near Angels"), detailing Islamic angelology, including the nature, attributes, and roles of the angels based on scriptural sources .
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List of Works
Ahla al-Kalam fi Munajat Dhi al-Jalal wal-Ikram (The Sweetest Speech in Intimate Supplication to the Lord of Majesty and Honor) is a devotional work on Islamic prayers and litanies published in 2007. It compiles transmitted supplications drawn from the Quran, the Sunnah, and early righteous traditions for frequent individual and congregational recitation, with a focus on night prayers.
al-Yaqin fi Ma'rifat Rabb al-'Alamin (Certainty in Knowing the Lord of the Worlds) is an Islamic theological treatise on the knowledge of God and His divine attributes, published in 2005 CE. Intended for Muslims generally and Islamic callers in particular, it offers an exposition of traditional creed centered on the majesty, oneness, and divine attributes of God.
Kalimat Mudiya fi al-Dawa ila Allah (Illuminating Words on Calling to Allah) is a work on Islamic missionary work (da'wa) and outreach methodology, first published in 2005 CE. It examines the principles, spiritual ethics, and practical methods of calling people to Islam, emphasizing direct engagement and early prophetic outreach practices.
Salah al-Buyut (full title: Salah al-Buyut fi Juhd al-Rasul, "The Rectitude of Households in the Prophet's Effort") is an Arabic work on Islamic family ethics and the Muslim household. It examines the reform of the home, the foundations of family life, and the spiritual and behavioral role of women in light of Quranic teachings and the prophetic model.
al-Anwar al-Numaniyya fi al-Dawa al-Rabbaniyya (The Nu'manic Illuminations on the Divine Calling) is a two-volume Arabic work on Islamic outreach (dawah). It documents the discourses and lectures of the Jordanian scholar Dr. Numan Abu al-Layl, focusing on the methodologies, spiritual principles, and obligations of calling people to God.
al-Haqq al-Mubin fi Marifat al-Malaika al-Muqarrabin is a contemporary Arabic treatise on Islamic angelology. Focusing on the second pillar of Islamic faith—belief in the angels—the book details their nature, creation, attributes, and roles according to scriptural texts, providing believers and preachers with an accessible guide to faith in the unseen world of angels.
Min Rawa'i' Abi al-Hasan al-Nadwi fi al-Da'wah ila Allah is a treatise documenting an address delivered by Abu al-Hasan al-Nadwi on Islamic proselytization (da'wah) and the mission of the Muslim community. Originally presented as a lecture in 1366 AH (1947 CE) and later published as an independent booklet, it examines the purpose of the Muslim community and methods of spiritual renewal.