Zuhayr al-Khalid
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Zuhayr Ibrahim al-Khalid was a twentieth-century Islamic scholar and educator based in Madinah, who taught at the Secondary Institute affiliated with the Islamic University of Madinah .
Career and Academic Contributions
Holding a master's degree, al-Khalid was contracted by the Islamic University of Madinah around 1393 AH (1973 CE) alongside a cohort of postgraduate scholars to teach in its affiliated faculties and institutes . He served as an instructor at the university's Secondary Institute (al-Ma'had al-Thanawi) and contributed academic articles and treatises on Islamic thought, history, and contemporary challenges .
Among his notable writings is Alaqat al-Mu'askar al-Nasrani al-Salibi bil-Muslimin 'abr al-Tarikh wa-Muntalaqatuha al-Asasiyyah ("The Relationship of the Christian-Crusader Camp with Muslims Throughout History and Its Fundamental Premises"), a historical treatise examining the ideological underpinnings of Western Christian engagement with the Islamic world . He also authored Al-Qa'idah al-Salbah al-Wa'iyah min al-Muhajirin wal-Ansar ("The Solid, Conscious Base from the Emigrants and Helpers"), published in the Journal of the Islamic University of Madinah . In addition, he contributed research to the International Conference on Guiding Da'wah and Preparing Callers, presenting a paper on the relationship between Islamic advocacy and Sufi orders .
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List of Works
Alaqat al-Muaskar al-Nasrani al-Salibi bil-Muslimin abr al-Tarikh wa-Muntalaqatuha al-Asasiyya (The Relationship of the Christian-Crusader Camp with Muslims Throughout History and Its Fundamental Premises) is a historical-ideological treatise that examines the historical drivers and foundational premises shaping Western Christian interactions with the Islamic world.