Draft:Abdulrahman Al-Sa'ati
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| Name | Abdulrahman Al-Sa'ati |
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| Brith Date | 28 September 1908 |
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| Death Date | 1990 (aged 81–82) |
| Religion | Islam |
Abdulrahman Al-Sa'ati was one of the prominent and influential figures in the history of the Muslim Brotherhood movement and Islamic activities in Egypt. He is known as a preacher and writer and played a significant role in promoting Islamic and cultural teachings.
Biography
Abdulrahman bin Ahmad Abdulrahman Al-Banna was born on 28 September 1908, in Egypt. He was the son of Sheikh Ahmad Abdulrahman Al-Banna, a famous scholar and author, and was influenced by his father's religious and cultural teachings from childhood. His family placed great importance on education and the promotion of Islamic sciences. He was the brother of Hassan Al-Banna.
Education
He completed his primary education in his hometown and then went to Cairo to continue his studies in Islamic sciences and literature. He was particularly influenced by the personality of Hassan Al-Banna, his brother, and gained much experience in the field of social and cultural activities.
Activities
Abdulrahman Al-Sa'ati, as a preacher and writer, played a significant role in promoting Islamic teachings and Arab culture. He played a key role in establishing the Islamic Civilization Society and joining the Muslim Brotherhood. He was also active in the field of Islamic theater and established the first Islamic theater named "Muslim Brotherhood Theater".
Attention to Palestine
He paid special attention to the issue of Palestine and was active in establishing support committees for Palestine. In 1936, he was appointed as one of the members of the Central Committee for Aid to Palestine and composed the famous poem "Palestine Anthem", which became known as the official anthem of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Works
- Articles including articles on various Islamic and social fields;
- Stories (plays) including "Jamila and Buthaina", "Salahuddin Al-Ayyubi", and "Ghazwat Badr";
- Books on the history of Islam and Islamic personalities;
- Speeches that promoted Islamic culture and recalled the history of Islam.
After Hassan Al-Banna
Abdulrahman Al-Sa'ati faced many challenges during his lifetime, and especially after the assassination of Hassan Al-Banna, he found himself in difficult circumstances. He remained one of the influential members of the Muslim Brotherhood and continued his Islamic activities in the following years.
Death
Eventually, Abdulrahman Al-Sa'ati died in the early 1990s.
See also
References
- The Poet Preacher Abdulrahman Ahmad Al-Banna (Al-Sa'ati) and the Experience of Islamic Theater, Odabasham.net (in Arabic), Published 20 November 2022, Retrieved 31 May 2025.