Muhammad Hassan
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Muhammad Hassan is an Egyptian Islamic preacher and lecturer known for his public sermons and writings on Islamic theology, including Haqiqat al-Tawhid ("The Reality of Monotheism") .
Early life and education
Muhammad ibn Ibrahim ibn Ibrahim ibn Hassan was born in the village of Damwah in the Dikirnis district of the Dakahlia Governorate, Egypt, into a modest religious family . From early childhood, he was raised under the guidance of his maternal grandfather, who had memorized the Quran and studied Shafi'i jurisprudence . At the age of four, he enrolled in the local village Quran school, completing the memorization of the Quran at age eight under Shaykh Misbah Muhammad 'Iwad, after which he memorized foundational texts in Arabic grammar, Shafi'i jurisprudence, and creed .
He pursued formal secular education and earned a bachelor's degree in mass communication from Cairo University with a "very good" standing . Following graduation, he enrolled in the Institute of Islamic Studies to pursue postgraduate studies in Islamic fields .
Teaching and career
Hassan traveled to Saudi Arabia, where he served for more than six years as an imam and preacher at the al-Rajihi Mosque . While there, he taught hadith and the methodology of hadith scholars in the faculties of Sharia and Usul al-Din at the Al-Qassim branch of Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University .
He subsequently devoted himself full-time to preaching and religious instruction . He taught creed at the Preachers Training Institute of the Ansar al-Sunnah society in Mansoura and served as the head of the board of directors of Majma' Ahl al-Sunnah . In addition to delivering extensive audio lectures and sermons, he authored printed works on creed and eschatology, including Haqiqat al-Tawhid ("The Reality of Monotheism") and the three-volume series Silsilat al-Dar al-Akhira ("The Realm of the Hereafter Series") .
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Also known under the title Fi Rihab al-Dar al-Akhira ("In the Realm of the Hereafter"), this scholarly and homiletic work is devoted to examining the stages and events of the afterlife in Islamic theology.
This Islamic theological and spiritual lecture series is dedicated to explaining the essence, realities, and practical implications of Islamic faith (iman).
This work is an extensive collection of transcribed audio lectures, public exhortations, and Friday sermons covering creed, acts of worship, spiritual refinement, and contemporary communal affairs.
Transcribed from a series of educational lectures, this work examines the principles, necessity, and methods of Islamic education and upbringing (tarbiyah).
This Islamic didactic and homiletic work compiles transcripts and adapted texts of oral sermons and lectures, aimed at moral instruction, spiritual awakening, and Islamic education.