Muhammad bin Ibrahim al-Hamad
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Muhammad bin Ibrahim al-Hamad is a contemporary Saudi Islamic scholar and author based in al-Zulfi who specializes in Islamic theology (aqidah) and ethics . He is known for his work Aqidat Ahl al-Sunnah wa-l-Jama'ah (The Creed of the People of the Sunnah and the Community) .
Scholarly Contributions
Al-Hamad's scholarly efforts center primarily on doctrinal clarification, interpersonal ethics, and Islamic behavioral guidance . In theology, his book Aqidat Ahl al-Sunnah wa-l-Jama'ah: Mafhumuha – Khasa'isuha – Khasais Ahliha received an endorsement from Abd al-Aziz bin Baz and was subsequently abridged into Mukhtasar Aqidat Ahl al-Sunnah wa-l-Jama'ah to facilitate wider dissemination across educational and charitable circles . He also compiled scholarly correspondence, collaborating with Muhammad bin Musa on al-Rasail al-Mutabadalah bayna al-Shaykh Ibn Baz wa-l-Ulama (Exchanged Letters Between Shaykh Ibn Baz and Scholars) .
Beyond theological works, his writing encompasses practical ethics and social conduct, addressing topics such as behavioral shortcomings, social etiquette, and family relations .
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List of Works
Qatiat al-Rahim: al-Mazahir – al-Asbab – Subul al-Ilaj (Severing Ties of Kinship: Manifestations, Causes, and Ways of Remedy) is a moral and social treatise focused on the prohibition of severing kinship ties (qati'at al-rahim) and the practical means of fostering familial relations (silat al-rahim).
Adab al-Maw‘iza (The Etiquette of Admonition) is a treatise on Islamic preaching and exhortation that focuses on the principles, pedagogical rules, and communicative etiquette required for delivering religious admonition (al-wa‘z) effectively.
Uquq al-Walidayn: Asbabuhu - Mazahiruhu - Subul al-Ilaj (Undutifulness to Parents: Its Causes, Manifestations, and Means of Remedy) is an Islamic treatise on family ethics and moral conduct that analyzes the nature of filial disobedience, its causes, expressions, and remedies.
Su al-Khuluq: Mazahiruhu – Asbabuhu – ‘Ilajuh (Bad Character: Its Manifestations, Causes, and Remedy) is an Islamic ethical treatise addressing the nature, causes, manifestations, and treatment of ill conduct and bad character.
Mustalahat fi Kutub al-Aqaid (Terminology in Books of Creed) is a specialized treatise on Islamic theological vocabulary that gathers, explains, and resolves difficult or ambiguous terms encountered in doctrinal and creedal works.
al-Tariq ila al-Islam (The Path to Islam) is an introductory treatise on Islamic faith and civilization written primarily to present the essential tenets and worldview of Islam to non-Muslims.
Rasail al-Shaykh al-Hamad fi al-Aqida (Treatises of Shaykh al-Hamad on Creed) is a collection of doctrinal treatises focusing on fundamental principles of Islamic theology and creed.
al-Fahisha Amal Qawm Lut is an Islamic treatise examining the prohibition, societal consequences, underlying causes, and remedies for sodomy in Islamic thought.
al-Asbāb al-Mufīdah fī Iktisāb al-Akhlāq al-Ḥamīdah (Useful Means for Acquiring Praiseworthy Character) is a treatise on Islamic ethics focusing on the practical and spiritual means of cultivating virtuous character.
Durus Ramadan (Ramadan Lessons) presents a series of spiritual, ethical, and behavioral lessons centered around the month of Ramadan, examining the objectives and wisdom behind fasting while addressing individual and communal conduct, spiritual purification, and common missteps during the sacred month.
Qissat al-Bashariyya (The Story of Humanity) is an introductory book on Islam composed in an accessible style addressed to non-Muslims. It explains the purpose of human existence, the narrative of divine revelation, the foundational doctrines and practices of Islam, and its societal and moral dimensions.