The Council of Senior Scholars (Hay'at Kibar al-‘Ulama - هيئة كبار العلماء, also known as the Senior Council of Ulama) is the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's highest religious body, and advises the king on religious matters.

2009年1月29日 · This article will endeavor to explore the term ulama in the Saudi context in the twentieth century. Later, an attempt will be made to discuss the participation of Saudi ulama in a number of key cases in the history of Saudi Arabia.

pearance of the Saudi ulama class. It should be borne in mind that Saudi Arabia is a theocratic unitarian state. Its national ideology is based on the strictest school of Sunni Islam, the puritan Hanbali school. The ulama, being the highest reli-gious authorities, are at least theoretically in charge of interpreting Islam and

The ulama, or Islamic religious leaders, served a unique role by providing religious legitimacy for Saudi rule. Except for Iran, where the ulama participated directly in government, Saudi Arabia was the only Muslim country in which the ulama constituted such an influential political force.

This chapter discusses the history of the Saudi religious establishment. It examines the position of the Saudi ‘ulamā’ within the Saudi state and their relations with the Saudi ruling family. It looks at the existing literature discussing the Saudi ‘ulamā’, their political activism, and their importance within the Saudi state.

Dewan Ulama Senior Arab Saudi (bahasa Arab: هيئة كبار العلماء السعودية) adalah sebuah lembaga keagamaan tertinggi di Arab Saudi, dan dapat menasihati raja tentang urusan agama Islam.

2009年9月10日 · The term ‘ulama’ will be approached in a broad sense, to include scholars who somehow linked to the religious functioning in Saudi Arabia. Umara’, on the other hand, includes rulers mainly from within the Saudi House.

2023年8月11日 · Salah satu ulama Arab Saudi keturunan Nabi Muhammad adalah Syarif Husain bin Ali Al-Hasyimi (1856-1931). Beliau adalah pemimpin Arab dari Bani Hasyim, tercatat sebagai keturunan Nabi Muhammad ke-37 dari Wangsa Hasyimiyah.

Historically, the AlSaud and the ulama were elites of equal standing, but oil resources, bureaucratization and modernization have altered the state-society relations, and decreased the influence and importance of the religious establishment vis-a-vis the state.

2017年7月1日 · The Sunni ulama (clerics) of Saudi Arabia have struggled to cope with the country’s modernisation and socio-political changes affecting the founding Saudi religious traditions developed by Muhammad Ibn ‘Abd al-Wahhāb in the eighteenth century.