Shaykh ‘Abdul-’Azeez ibn 'Abdullaah Baaz Archives

A lighthearted exchange in which Shaykh Ibn Baaz insisted a guest stay for supper — or answer to his wife.

Shaykh Ibn Baaz maintained close family ties from a young age, regularly visiting and asking after his relatives.

Shaykh Ibn Baaz’s advice on safeguarding the trust placed in someone newly responsible for girls’ education.

Asked why so many who differed with him still loved him, Shaykh Ibn Baaz could only credit it to Allaah’s favour.

Shaykh Ibn Baaz’s simple advice on keeping a set daily portion of Qur’aan recitation, however small.

Even while sitting in the car, Shaykh Ibn Baaz would have books read to him, never letting a moment of his time go to waste.

A student confidently quoted a hadeeth from Buloogh al-Maraam — only to be firmly corrected by the Shaykh, who knew the book by heart.

While waiting on hold during a phone call, Shaykh Ibn Baaz would spend the time in glorification and seeking Allaah’s forgiveness.

Shortly before Shaykh Ibn Baaz’s death, a student in Syria saw two falling stars in a dream — a sign later understood as foretelling his passing.

A woman dreamt of two unfinished palaces of glass in Jannah — one for Shaykh Ibn Baaz, and the other for Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen.