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،بحث كامل نبذة عن العالم قصة حياة معلومات بالانجليزي من هو مؤلفات انجازات فلسفة بحث جاهز باللغة الانجليزية علماء عرب .. أبرز كتب ومؤلفات The story
بحث نشأة وحياته  علوم العلوم الفلكية  علم الأحياء  علم النبات  الفلسفة ومترجم موضوع انجليزي عن عالم مشهور موضوع انجليزي عن العالم  معلومات مختصرة موضوع تعبير عن شخص مشهور بالانجليزي قصير تعبير عن قدوتي  معلومة عن مختصرة
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عبد العزيز بن عبد الله بن باز (12 ذو الحجة 1330 هـ - 22 نوفمبر 1910 / 27 محرم 1420 هـ - 13 مايو 1999)، قاض وفقيه سعودي، ولد في الرياض لأسرة علم، وتلقى علومه من مشايخ وعلماء بلدته، شغل منصب مفتي عام المملكة العربية السعودية منذ عام 1413 هـ الموافق 1992 حتى وفاته، بالإضافة لرئاسة هيئة كبار العلماء السعودية،
ابن باز والجن عبد الرحمن بن باز عبد الله بن باز عبد العزيز بن باز عبد العزيز بن عبد الله آل الشيخ الشيخ عبد العزيز بن باز سيرته الذاتيه اشهر اعمال الشيخ بن باز
عبد العزيز بن باز the ideological attack خالد بن باز




Summary description: The Imam 'Abdil' Azeez bin 'Abdillah bin Baaz (1330-1420H)

HIS NAME AND ORIGIN

He was the noble and the exemplary scholar, 'Abdul' Azeez bin 'Abdillah bin' AbdirRahman bin Muhammad bin 'Abdillah Aali Baz, whom ALLAH grants him His mercy. Baz was a family deeply rooted in science, commerce and agriculture. They were known for their values ​​and their characters.
Shaikh Sulayman bin Hamdann, whom ALLAH gives him His mercy, writes in his book on the biography of the Hanbalite scholars: "Their origin is from Medina, then one of their ancestors moved to Dir'iyah".

HER BIRTH AND HIS YOUTH

He was born in Riyadh, the capital of Najd, the 12th of Dhul Hijjah in 1330 AH. It was there that he spent his childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood.

Imam Ibn Baz grew up in an environment favorable to science, since Riyadh at that time had many scholars and imam. It was also a place of security and peace since King 'Abdul' Aziz reconquered it and established justice based on the laws of Islam. This took place after Riyadh had been a place of incessant disorder and instability.

Imam Ibn Baz began by learning the Koran as usual salafs that memorized the Qur'an before approaching other sciences. He learned the Qur'an by heart before the age of puberty. Then he studied with the scientists of his region.

It is very important to note that his mother, may Allah have mercy on him, played a great role in his journey to science, since it was the one that constantly encouraged him and led him to acquire science, as he This is indicated at the end of one of his lectures "My Journey with Writers", in which he evokes moments of his life.

Imam Ibn Baz still had a view during the first part of his life. But by the infinite wisdom of ALLAH, His will was that the sight of the Imam weakened due to an eye disease in 1346 AH, which resulted in the total loss of his sight in year 1350H, and this shortly before reaching the age of 20 years.
However, this did not prevent him from persevering and applying himself in the pursuit of science, which he pursued and in which he excelled. Surprisingly enough, his blindness was a vector of benefits for Imam Ibn Baz, since he was able to draw several benefits from which we can cite at least four:

1. The ALLAH reward
Imaam AL bukhari reported in his sahih, a hadith qudsi:
According to 'Amr the freedman of al Muttalib, who refers to Anas ben Malik, ALLAH' s Messenger says: "ALLAH said," When I experience one of My servants by the loss of his two things, he loves and resigns himself, I will give him Paradise. Anas: The Prophet speaks with both eyes. No. 5653

2. Good memorization
Imam Ibn Baz was the Hafidh (memorizer) of that time regarding the science of Hadith. If we questioned him about a hadith found in the 6 Hadiths' Collections or other collections like the Musnad of Imam Ahmad, we realized that he knew perfectly well the chains of transmission of the hadith word for word, the say the scholar on the hadith, the narrators and his explanation.

3. Lack of interest in material goods
Imam Ibn Baz abandoned the pleasures of this world, adopting a mode of life full of humility and disregarding material goods.
4. A great determination
The loss of sight made Imam Ibn Baz more determined and perseverant in his quest for the acquisition of science to the point of becoming one of the greatest scholars, known throughout the world. Indeed ALLAH replaced the light of his eyes with the light of the heart, the love for science and the attachment to the Sunnah of the Prophet.

HIS TEACHERS

After memorizing the Quran, Imam Ibn Baz, may ALLAH grant him mercy, he studied other Islamic sciences with several scholars from Riyadh, the most eminent of whom were:

• Shaikh Muhammad bin 'Abdil Latif Aali Sheikh, the great-great-grandson of Imaam Muhammad bin' Abdil Wahab
• Shaikh Salih bin 'Abdil' Aziz Aali Sheikh, the great-great-grandson of Imaam Muhammad bin 'Abdil Wahab and Principal Judge of Riyadh
• Shaikh Sa'ad bin Hamad Al 'Atiq, Judge of Riyadh
• Shaikh Hamad bin Farris Vice President of the Riyadh Treasury
• Shaikh Sa'ad Waqqas Al Bukhari, one of the scholars of Mekka from whom he learned the science of tajwid since 1355 AH.
• Shaikh Muhammad bin Ibrahim bin Aali Sheikh, former Mufti of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He attended his study circles for nearly 10 years, studying with him all the Islamic sciences, between the year 1347 and the year 1357 AH. It was at this time that his teacher appointed him judge.

HIS JOURNEY

When Imam Ibn Baz was chosen to become a Judge of the Kharj region, he reluctantly accepted, as he had no predisposition for this type of post, which he nevertheless occupied following the encouragement of his teacher Shaikh Muhammad bin Ibrahim Aali Shaikh, and by order of King 'Abdul' Aziz.
He arrived in Dilam, capital of the Kharj region at the time, where he was warmly welcomed. Upon his arrival, he went to the Central Mosque and prayed 2 rak'at, according to the sunnah. Then he rested in the presence of the one who was the emir of Dilam at the time, Nasir bin Sulayman al Huqbanni. Shortly after, the crowd gathered around him and he gave them a very intense sermon. He told them, among other things, that he did not want this post but that it was an order and that he had to obey the governor.

From his beginnings as a judge, ALLAH brought more good through him and he judged with justice and kindness. He will serve in this position for a little over 14 years.
During this period, the region of Kharj became an area of ​​good and justice. Imam Ibn Baz will attribute this result to the good hearts of the people and their esteem for virtue and justice.

The courts being in Ad-Dilam, he elected there residence in the house offered by the Imam 'Abdullah bin Faysal bin Turki.
Imam Ibn Baz was known throughout the Muslim world for his religious verdicts (fatwas) and his beneficial books.
He chaired several educational seminar committees in Saudi Arabia, and taught by telephone to Muslims living outside the Kingdom. He also answered people's questions on the radio and during the blessed periods of Hajj and Ramadan.
His words were also published in Muslim newspapers, magazines and articles around the world.

Although he was busy in his role of propagating da'wah and education, he also took the time to devote himself to writing books and treatises on important issues that Muslims needed to know. His most famous works are:

- The obligation to follow the Sunnah (on islamhouse website)
- The ideological attack
- The life and the call of Imam Muhammad bin 'Abdil Wahhab
- 3 treatises on prayer
- The correct belief and what opposes it (on islamhouse website)
- Important lessons for the whole community (on islamhouse website)
- Criticism of Arab Nationalism
- 2 epistles on the Fast and the Zakat (on islamhouse website)
- Rules concerning images
- Rules concerning the celebration of the Prophet's birthday

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