The Masjid Al Haram has a team of esteemed scholars and religious leaders who serve as imams, leading prayers and offering spiritual guidance.
Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al Sudais
Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al Sudais is one of the most recognized figures in the Islamic world. He was appointed as the imam of Masjid Al Haram in 1984 and is known for his emotionally powerful Quran recitation.
Sheikh Al Sudais also serves as the President of the General Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques.
His leadership has been crucial in overseeing the smooth running of both the Grand Mosque in Makkah and the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah.
Sheikh Saleh Bin Humaid
Sheikh Saleh Bin Humaid is not only an imam at Masjid Al Haram but also a distinguished figure in Saudi Arabian judicial and academic circles.
He serves as the Chairman of the Saudi Shura Council and has held the role of a judge at the Supreme Court of Saudi Arabia.
Sheikh Bin Humaid is highly respected for his deep understanding of Islamic jurisprudence and law.
Sheikh Usamah Khayyat
Sheikh Usamah Khayyat has been an imam of the Grand Mosque for many years, and his sermons are known for addressing the social and spiritual challenges facing the Muslim community.
A scholar with a strong background in Islamic theology, Sheikh Khayyat is also involved in various educational projects aimed at promoting Islamic teachings.
Sheikh Faisal Ghazzawi
Sheikh Faisal Ghazzawi is known for his melodious Quran recitation and his inspiring leadership during prayers.
Appointed as an imam at Masjid Al Haram, he also plays a significant role in educating young scholars and imams, focusing on maintaining the authenticity and preservation of Quranic teachings.
Sheikh Maher Al Muaiqly
Sheikh Maher Al Muaiqly is one of the most famous imams in the Muslim world, thanks to his unique and deeply moving style of recitation.
Born in Madinah, Sheikh Maher has a degree in mathematics and later pursued religious studies, becoming one of the key figures leading prayers in Makkah.
His recitation during Taraweeh prayers in Ramadan is especially beloved by Muslims around the globe.
Sheikh Abdullah Juhany
Sheikh Abdullah Juhany is renowned for his strong, clear voice, which resonates through the halls of Masjid Al Haram.
He completed his PhD in Islamic Shariah and is considered one of the younger generation of imams at the mosque.
Sheikh Juhany has been an imam in Makkah since 2007, and his recordings of Quranic recitation are widely distributed.
Sheikh Bandar Baleelah
Sheikh Bandar Baleelah is an imam known for his insightful sermons and moderate voice in Islamic scholarship.
His Quran recitation is both calming and profound, drawing worshippers from all over the world. Sheikh Baleelah often leads Friday prayers and is an active participant in religious discussions and conferences.
Sheikh Yasir Al Dawsary
Sheikh Yasir Al Dawsary is one of the newer imams at Masjid Al Haram but has already gained widespread recognition for his heartfelt and powerful Quran recitation.
He holds a degree in Islamic law and regularly participates in global Islamic conferences. Sheikh Al Dawsary is appreciated for his balanced approach to religious guidance, focusing on contemporary issues faced by the Muslim community.
Sheikh Badr Al Turki
Sheikh Badr Al Turki is one of the latest additions to the team of imams at Masjid Al Haram.
Known for his eloquent speech and knowledge of Islamic jurisprudence, Sheikh Badr is expected to play a key role in leading prayers and delivering sermons that resonate with both local and international audiences.
Sheikh Waleed Ash Shamsan
Sheikh Waleed Ash Shamsan has also recently been appointed as an imam at Masjid Al Haram.
With a background in Islamic studies and Quran recitation, he has quickly become a respected figure at the Grand Mosque.
His sermons focus on spiritual uplifted and practical religious advice for Muslims in modern society.
These imams not only lead the daily prayers but also provide invaluable religious leadership and guidance to millions of Muslims who visit Masjid Al Haram every year.
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