Majmu' al-'Ilmi al-Hawi li Athar al-'Allamah an-Najmi (Ahmad an-Najmi)

It includes the Sheikh's works, commentaries, replies, sermons, and fatwas in more than ten thousand pages, may God have mercy on him.

Sheikh Ahmad ibn Yahya al-Najmi (1928-2008) was a prominent Saudi Arabian Islamic scholar renowned for his profound knowledge and unwavering dedication to teaching the correct Islamic creed (Aqidah). He is regarded as a leading figure in the Salafi movement, particularly in the southern region of Saudi Arabia. Sheikh al-Najmi dedicated his life to disseminating authentic Islamic teachings, authoring numerous books and delivering countless lectures that emphasized the importance of Tawhid (monotheism) and adherence to the Sunnah (Prophet's traditions). He was particularly known for his strong stance against deviant sects and ideologies, meticulously refuting their claims and clarifying misconceptions about Islam. His scholarly rigor, combined with his clear and accessible teaching style, made him a beloved and influential figure among students of knowledge and the wider Muslim community. He spent decades teaching at the Samtah Institute and the Islamic University of Madinah, shaping the minds of generations of students. Sheikh al-Najmi's legacy continues through his extensive writings and the many students who carry on his mission of propagating the pure and unadulterated teachings of Islam. He is specifically known for his strong rebuttal of the groups like the Ikhwan al-Muslimin (Muslim Brotherhood) and other innovators.