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| birth_name = Ahmad ibn Abdullah al-Dughan<br />
| other_names = Ahmad ibn Abdullah ibn Muhammad al-Dughan al-Ahsa'i<br />
| birth_year = 1332 AH<br />
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| birth_place = Al-Ahsa, Saudi Arabia<br />
| death_year = 1434 AH<br />
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| death_place = Al-Ahsa, Saudi Arabia<br />
| teachers = {{Vertical list| Muhammad ibn Husayn al-Urfaj | Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Ali al-Urfaj | Abdulaziz ibn Salih al-Ulji}}<br />
| students = {{Vertical list| Walid ibn Abd al-Latif al-Urfaj | Abd al-Ilah ibn Husayn al-Urfaj | Ibrahim Khalifa al-Ahsa'i}}<br />
| religion = Islam<br />
| denomination = Sunni, Shafi'i<br />
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| occupations = {{Vertical list| Islamic scholar | Founder of a religious school in Al-Ahsa | Founder of educational centers for migrant students}}<br />
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'''Ahmad ibn Abdullah al-Dughan''', also known as Ahmad ibn Abdullah ibn Muhammad al-Dughan al-Ahsa'i (1332 AH – 14 Dhu al-Hijjah 1434 AH; 1914 – 18 October 2013), was a [[Shafi'i]] jurist and professor of religious sciences in [[Saudi Arabia]]. He was born in Al-Hufuf, Al-Ahsa, and raised in a religious family. He studied under scholars in Al-Ahsa and traveled to the Hejaz to pursue knowledge. He was among the prominent teachers of the Shafi'iyya School in Al-Ahsa and one of the leading scholars of the new school of Shafi'i jurisprudence in the 14th and 15th centuries AH. He is regarded as a moderate and intellectual scholar in Saudi Arabia. He founded a religious school in Al-Ahsa and established educational centers for migrant students. He died in his hometown at the age of 100.<ref>p. 107 - Archive of the Ahl al-Hadith Forum - Biography of the Jurist Sheikh Ahmad al-Dughan al-Ahsa'i, may God preserve him - Al-Maktaba al-Shamila al-Haditha version archived on 28 September 2020 via the Wayback Machine.</ref><br />
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==Birth and Family==<br />
His full name is Ahmad ibn Abdullah ibn Muhammad ibn Husayn al-Dughan al-Ahsa'i al-Khalidi. Born in 1332 AH/1914 CE in the Kut neighborhood of Al-Hufuf, Al-Ahsa, he was raised in a religious family. His grandfather Muhammad and his great-grandfather Husayn were also scholars.<br />
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==Education==<br />
In his childhood, he memorized the [[Quran]], the book ''Al-Zubda'' on Shafi'i [[jurisprudence]], and 300 verses from ''Alfiyyat Ibn Malik''. He pursued studies in religious sciences and literature under scholars in Al-Ahsa, [[Syria]], and the [[Hejaz]].<br />
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=== Travels to India, Syria, and the Hejaz ===<br />
He traveled to [[India]], where he studied Quranic sciences, Tajwid, and Quranic recitation under the teacher Asadullah al-Hindi.<br />
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He also made numerous trips to the Hejaz and to Syria to meet with teachers Abdullah Siraj al-Din and Zuhayr al-Nasir in Aleppo.<br />
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==Activities==<br />
He taught for 25 years at the Al-Ahsa Primary School and instructed numerous students in Al-Ahsa and abroad in Shafi'i jurisprudence.<br />
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After nearly 25 years of teaching in public schools in Al-Ahsa, he retired and continued his teaching circles privately. His first lesson was held in the mosque of the Kut neighborhood in Al-Hufuf, Al-Ahsa, in 1975 CE.<br />
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Subsequently, he founded a religious school in Al-Ahsa in collaboration with Muhammad ibn Ibrahim al-Mubarak, and later established various other schools and educational centers.<br />
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==Teachers==<br />
* Muhammad ibn Husayn al-Urfaj<br />
* Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Ali al-Urfaj<br />
* Abdulaziz ibn Salih al-Ulji<br />
* Muhammad Abd al-Latif<br />
* Muhammad Yasin al-Fadani<br />
* Abd al-Fattah Abu Ghudda<br />
* Abdullah Siraj al-Din al-Husayni<br />
* Asadullah al-Hindi<br />
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==Students==<br />
Among his students are the following:<br />
# His two sons, Muhammad and Abd al-Aziz<br />
# Walid ibn Abd al-Latif al-Urfaj<br />
# Ahmad ibn Abd al-Latif al-Urfaj<br />
# Abd al-Latif ibn Abdullah al-Sa'id al-Urfaj<br />
# Abd al-Latif ibn Muhammad al-Urfaj<br />
# Abd al-Ilah ibn Husayn al-Urfaj<br />
# Issam ibn Abd al-Aziz al-Khatib<br />
# Muhammad ibn Abdullah al-Jughayman<br />
# Muhammad ibn Abdullah al-Dughan<br />
# Lu'ayy ibn Abdullah al-Sayyid al-Hashim<br />
# Mahir ibn Abd al-Latif al-Ja'fari<br />
# Muhammad ibn Ibrahim Abu Isa al-Umayr<br />
# Ibrahim Khalifa al-Ahsa'i.<br />
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In 2017, his student Abd al-Ilah ibn Husayn al-Urfaj published a book titled ''Al-Shaykh Ahmad ibn Abdullah al-Dughan: The Reviver of the Shafi'i School in Al-Ahsa'' (ISBN 9789957234072).<br />
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He also compiled the book ''Al-Shaykh Ahmad ibn Abdullah al-Dughan in the Eyes of His Admirers'' as an e-book.<ref>Al-Shaykh Ahmad ibn Abdullah al-Dughan in the Eyes of His Admirers: Dr. Abd al-Ilah ibn Husayn al-Urfaj: Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming: Internet Archive version archived on 28 September 2020 via the Wayback Machine.</ref><br />
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==Death==<br />
Ahmad al-Dughan died on the evening of Saturday, 14 Dhu al-Hijjah 1434 AH, corresponding to October 2013, in his hometown of Al-Ahsa at the age of 100. Funeral prayers were offered for him on Sunday afternoon at Al-Jabri Mosque, after which his body was transferred to the Kut Cemetery.<ref>Death of Sheikh Ahmad al-Dughan.. and prayer upon him tomorrow Sunday afternoon in Al-Ahsa | Tawasul Electronic Newspaper version archived on 28 September 2020 via the Wayback Machine.</ref><br />
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