Sheikh Salih bin Humaid Appointed as Sheikh Al A’imah (Head of the Imams) of Masjid Al Haram

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In a significant move aimed at strengthening religious leadership at Islam’s holiest site, His Excellency Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais, the President of Religious Affairs, has issued a decision to appoint Sheikh Salih bin Humaid as the Sheikh Al A’imah (Head of the Imams) of Masjid Al Haram.


This prestigious appointment places Sheikh Salih bin Humaid in a key leadership position, overseeing the imams and religious affairs of the Grand Mosque in Makkah, a role of immense responsibility and honor.

Sheikh Salih bin Humaid is a highly respected Islamic scholar, preacher, and judicial figure, known for his deep knowledge of Sharia (Islamic law) and his long-standing service to the Muslim ummah. He has served in various prominent religious and judicial positions, demonstrating wisdom, integrity, and dedication to Islamic scholarship and leadership.

As the new Sheikh Al A’imah, he will be responsible for:

Supervising and guiding the Imams and Muezzins of Masjid Al Haram.

Ensuring the proper delivery of prayers, sermons, and religious guidance to worshippers.

Providing leadership in Islamic jurisprudence and religious rulings.

Overseeing the spiritual and administrative affairs of religious services at the Grand Mosque.

The appointment of Sheikh Salih bin Humaid reflects the commitment of Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais to enhancing the administration and organization of religious services at the Grand Mosque. Under his leadership, the Presidency of Religious Affairs has continuously worked to elevate the standards of religious guidance, facilitate worship for millions of Muslims, and ensure that the Grand Mosque remains a center of Islamic learning and devotion.

By appointing a scholar of Sheikh Salih bin Humaid’s caliber, the administration aims to further strengthen the delivery of religious teachings, maintain the highest level of discipline among the Imams, and provide a spiritually enriching experience for visitors and pilgrims.

The Role of the Sheikh Al A’imah

The Sheikh Al A’imah (Head of the Imams) is a critical leadership position that ensures the smooth coordination of religious duties at Masjid Al Haram. This role includes:

Leading by example in prayer and religious practices.

Guiding and mentoring the Imams and religious figures of the Grand Mosque.

Ensuring that Islamic teachings are conveyed clearly and effectively.

Providing spiritual and legal guidance to the Muslim community.


With millions of Muslims visiting the Grand Mosque every year, the responsibility of leading its religious affairs requires a scholar with deep knowledge, experience, and humility qualities that Sheikh Salih bin Humaid embodies.

A Historic Appointment for the Ummah

The appointment of Sheikh Salih bin Humaid as Sheikh Al A’imah is a step toward further enriching the religious leadership at Masjid Al Haram. His vast experience in Islamic jurisprudence, preaching, and leadership will contribute to maintaining the sanctity and spiritual significance of the Grand Mosque.

As he takes on this new role, Muslims around the world look forward to his continued guidance and contributions to Islamic scholarship, religious services, and the preservation of the spiritual and moral fabric of the ummah.

May Allah grant him wisdom and success in his new role as he serves the House of Allah and the global Muslim community.