Taha Abd al-Fattah Muqallid
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Taha Abd al-Fattah Muqallid was a contemporary Islamic scholar and lecturer at the College of Da‘wah and Usul al-Din at the Islamic University of Madinah, known for his writings on Islamic propagation and media communication.
Academic Career and Conference Participation
Muqallid served as a faculty member and instructor at the College of Da‘wah and Usul al-Din at the Islamic University of Madinah. In 1397 AH, he took part in the International Conference for the Preparation of Callers and the Direction of Da‘wah, held at the Islamic University of Madinah, presenting a study on media messaging across Islamic lands and its role in religious outreach.
Scholarly Contributions
Muqallid’s research focused on modern mass communication, speech delivery, and the utilization of contemporary media in Islamic propagation (da‘wah). In his treatise al-I‘lam wa-l-Da‘wah ila Allah (Media and Calling to God), which also appeared as a research paper in the journal of the Islamic University of Madinah, he highlighted the growing influence of mass media—especially radio broadcasting—in shaping public thought and advocated for its active use in conveying Islamic teachings. In Fann al-Ilqa' (The Art of Delivery), he addressed Arabic phonetics, vocal articulation, and elocution, connecting classical disciplines such as tajwid with modern acoustic science and microphone technique for public speakers and broadcasters.
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List of Works
al-Ilam wa al-Dawa ila Allah (Media and Calling to God) is a scholarly treatise addressing the role of mass communication—particularly radio broadcasting—in Islamic propagation (da‘wah) and ideological defense.
Fann al-Ilqa (The Art of Delivery) is a treatise on Arabic phonetics, vocal delivery, and elocution. The work examines the mechanics of speech production, clear pronunciation, and the auditory reception of spoken Arabic, bridging classical disciplines such as tajwid with modern acoustic science and broadcasting techniques.