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Twitter enjoys huge popularity in Saudi Arabia and it is in the Kingdom where the social media platform has one of the highest numbers of users in terms of the percentage of the population using it.
Twitter has given birth to many of the country’s social media influencers/stars. Some of Saudi Arabia’s scholars or Sheikhs as they are generally called have seen their popularity increased tenfold by means of Twitter and in fact, the most followed Saudi on Twitter is an Islamic scholar. Read on to know the most popular ones.
He is the most followed Saudi on Twitter and has a sizeable following from Arabic speakers from around the world. Dr. Arifi is perhaps the most followed scholar of any religion on Twitter. His followers seem to love his regular reminders on their feeds that would normally be thwarted with news, humor, and politics in typical Twitter fashion.
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قال الصحابي :
يا رسول الله، أوصنيفقال ﷺ : لا تغضب..
لا تغضب ..
لا تغضب ..
.. pic.twitter.com/Us2mj7lUHs— د. محمد #العريفي (@MohamadAlarefe) August 5, 2018
Sheikh Al Qarnee is best known for his book called La Tahzan (Don’t Be Sad) that has been acclaimed by Muslim and non-Muslim audiences alike. His Twitter feed is well-rounded approach balancing out with texts, videos, and photo graphics.
كلمة ????شكراً???? لا تكفي لكل القائمين، والمُشاركين في #هاكاثون_الحج ، على ما قدّموه من تنظيم رائع، وعمل متميز، وجهد جبار، لخدمة #ضيوف_الرحمن ،
في هذه المُبادرة المتميزة،
أسأل الله أن يتقبل منّا ومنهم،
ويجعل كل ما قدموه في ميزان حسناتهم،
وأبارك لجميع الفائزين????
#نهائي_هاكاثون_الحج pic.twitter.com/w2LN4XSVaU— د. عائض القرني (@Dr_alqarnee) August 3, 2018
One of the earliest amongst the famous sheikhs to use Twitter, Salman Alodah was once a very active user of the platform. Till date, he has tweeted over a whopping 49 thousand times.
نفسك أقرب الأصدقاء إليك ؛ فتصالح معها.
— سلمان العودة (@salman_alodah) August 29, 2017
Al Kabani is the former Imam of Masjid Haram – the holiest site in Islam. He regularly adds a bit of humor to his posts and it seems to be loved by Twitter that explains his huge following.
تجدد النعم ينسيك نعما كانت في زمنها من أجَلِّ النعم، { وما بكم من نعمة فمن الله } pic.twitter.com/aBuQubQvRi
— عادل الكلباني (@abuabdelelah) July 25, 2018
Sheikh Al Moghamsy is the Imam of the Quba Mosque in Madinah. He is part of the new breed of tech-savvy preachers. Those who have heard his lectures know him for his exceptional oratory skills but those who follow him on Twitter know that he writes equally well.
خُسِفَ القمر ثمّ عاد إلى ما كان عليه بأمر رَبِّهِ .
وليأتينّ عليه يوم يُخسفُ فيه ولا يعود .
كما أَنَّ أحدنا يضطجع ثُمَّ يستيقظ في مكان مضجعه ، وليأتينّ يوم نستيقظ فيه على أرض المحشر .
(هَٰذَا مَا وَعَدَ الرَّحْمَٰنُ وَصَدَقَ الْمُرْسَلُونَ) #صالح_المغامسي— الشيخ صالح المغامسي (@SalehAlmoghamsy) July 28, 2018
He may not be a serial tweeter but Sheikh Nasir has a sizeable following on and off social media.
قبل أن تنشر استنباطًا من القرآن pic.twitter.com/JL0KKvwiky
— أ.د.ناصر العمر (@naseralomar) July 15, 2018
Founder of a popular Islamic website, Islamqa.info, Sheikh Monajjad is widely regarded for his views on contemporary Islamic jurisprudence issues.
سمع أحد التابعين حديث: (كل امرئٍ في ظلِّ صدقته حتى يُفصل بين الناس)،
فكان لا يخطئه يوم إلا تصدّق فيه بشيء، ولو كعكةً أو بصلةً. [المسند].#الصدقة— محمد صالح المنجد (@almonajjid) August 4, 2018
Dr. Khaled is one of the country’s leading scholars on Islamic jurisprudence. He is active on almost every major social media platform and has a growing following on Twitter.
— خالد المصلح (@Dr_almosleh) August 3, 2018
He is a medical doctor and an Islamic scholar and it is the way he brings across the message of the sciences intertwined with religious inclinations that make him standout.
بكى أبو هريرة ـ رضي الله عنه ـ في مرض موته فقيل له : ما يبكيك ؟ فقال : أبكي لبعد سفري وقلة زادي ، وإني أصبحت في صعود ومهبطة إلى جنة أو نار . فلا أدري إلى أيتها يُسلك بي؟
— د. خالد الجبير (@Khalid_Aljubair) July 21, 2018
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