هيئة كبار العلماء بالأزهر وموقفها من دعم الأمن الفكري والوطني والقضايا العربية والإسلامية (١٤٣٣-١٤٤١ ه ٢٠١٢-٢٠٢٠ م)‎: دراسة تاريخية

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2012 AD witnessed the re-establishment of the Council of Senior Scholars in Al-Azhar under the leadership of the Grand Imam Prof.

Dr.

Ahmed Al-Tayeb, Sheikh of Al-Azhar Al-Sharif, and at his invitation; To be the main reference for Muslims around the world, and to address emerging jurisprudential issues.

Since its re-establishment, the commission has made great efforts in defending the constants, sanctities and symbols of religion, confronting the ideas of extremism and terrorism groups, consolidating the spirit of citizenship and coexistence, defending Arab and Islamic issues, and paying attention Contemporary issues, in addition to scientific and advocacy efforts, and the subject of this historical study is concerned with talking about “the Council of Senior Scholars in Al-Azhar and its efforts in supporting intellectual and national security and Arab and Islamic issues in the period (1433-1441 AH / 2012-2020 CE), by talking about the re-establishment of the Commission in terms of The establishment steps, the constitutional status, the internal regulations, membership conditions, tasks and competencies, and the commission's efforts to support intellectual and national security and confront extremist ideas outside the true religion, and in support of Arab and Islamic causes.

The minutes, decisions and official statements of the authority during the study period, and the holding of personal meetings with the sheikh of Al-Azhar Al-Sharif and the Imam The General Assembly of the Council of Senior Scholars, including the meetings that were held with Counselor Muhammad Abd al-Salam, the former legislative and legal advisor to the Commission, the Grand Imam, Sheikh of Al-Azhar Al-Sharif, head of the Commission, and a number of scholars, members of the esteemed Commission, Prof.

Dr.

Abbas Shoman, Secretary-General of the Commission at the time, and Prof.

Dr.

Salah Al-Adly, the former Secretary of the Commission, in addition to relying on the Constitution of the Arab Republic of Egypt in 2012 and its amended version in 2014, and a number of newspapers, magazines and websites locally and regionally.