Ibn Baz website (binbaz.org.sa)

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موقع ابن باز

The site that gathers the scholarly legacy, fatwas and lessons of Shaykh Abd al-Aziz ibn Baz; its earliest archived capture, of November 1999, calls it his only official site, approved by him in writing before his death and supervised by his son Ahmad; today it is a project of the Zad Group owned by Muhammad Salih al-Munajjid.

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Summary

The Ibn Baz website gathers the scholarly legacy and da'wa of Shaykh Abd al-Aziz ibn Baz, as a single reference for his fatwas and his answers to people's questions and to Muslim causes. 1

Early years

Its earliest capture in the Internet Archive is dated 27 November 1999, months after the shaykh's death. There the site calls itself his only official site, approved by him in writing before his death, names his son Ahmad ibn Abd al-Aziz ibn Baz as its general supervisor and al-Alamiyya Internet and Communications as its designer, with a copyright line of 1420 AH / 1999. 2

Today

The site is today a project of the Zad Group, owned by Shaykh Muhammad Salih al-Munajjid, who also runs IslamQA. 1 The museum holds a number of its fatwas in the Fatwa Explorer, attributed to the site. 3 It has an article in the Arabic Wikipedia. 4

References

  • Arabic Wikipedia, «موقع ابن باز», revision 68580741. 1
  • Internet Archive capture of binbaz.org.sa, 27 November 1999. 2
  • BinBaz.org.sa. 3
  • Wikidata Q130211403. 4

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Ibn Baz, Abd al-Aziz ibn Abd Allah

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King Faisal Prize· Badr Al-Mashari· Hussein Al-Sheikh· Khaled Al-Rashed· Muhammad Salih Al-Munajjid· Saleh Al-Osaimi· Saleh Al-Sadlan· Sulayman al-Ruhayli

Sources

  1. Ibn Baz website — Arabic Wikipedia
  2. Internet Archive capture of binbaz.org.sa, 27 November 1999
  3. BinBaz.org.sa
  4. Ibn Baz website — Wikidata Q130211403
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