Umar al-Eid
- Died
- 1446 AH
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Umar al-Eid (d. 1446 AH / 2024 CE) was a contemporary Islamic scholar and preacher known for his instructional lectures and educational lessons covering Islamic theology, Quranic commentary, and practical religious guidance.
Teaching and Scholarly Focus
Al-Eid delivered numerous recorded lessons and public lectures focused on Islamic education and spiritual exhortation. His teaching addressed key areas of Islamic learning, including Sunni creed, Quranic exegesis (tafsīr), the jurisprudence and etiquette of pilgrimage rites (ḥajj), and practical religious advice.
His lectures on theology include an exposition of al-Lāmiyya, a didactic poem of fifteen or sixteen verses traditionally attributed to Ibn Taymiyya that outlines foundational tenets of Islamic creed. A number of his oral lessons and lecture series were subsequently transcribed and compiled for wider study, preserving his instructional discourses on creed, jurisprudence, and religious exhortation.
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List of Works
This work is a collection of transcribed oral lectures that addresses Islamic creed, Quranic exegesis, the jurisprudence and etiquette of pilgrimage rites, and practical religious exhortation.
This work is an explanatory study of Sunni theology transcribed from recorded educational lectures. It provides an exposition of al-Lamiyya, a didactic poem of fifteen or sixteen verses traditionally attributed to Ibn Taymiyya that summarizes foundational tenets of Islamic creed.