Prominent Saudi scholar and former Secretary-General of the Muslim World League, Dr. Abdullah Omar Naseef, has passed away at the age of 86, leaving behind a distinguished legacy in Islamic scholarship, interfaith dialogue, and public service.
Dr. Naseef was widely respected for his leadership roles, including serving as Vice Chairman of the Saudi Shoura Council and President of the Muslim World League, where he played a pivotal role in promoting moderate Islamic values and strengthening cooperation among Muslim communities worldwide.
Known for his intellectual depth and balanced approach, Dr. Naseef dedicated his life to advancing education, supporting Islamic institutions, and fostering dialogue between civilizations and religions. His efforts contributed greatly to promoting the Kingdom’s message of tolerance, peace, and cultural understanding.
Scholars and religious leaders from across the Muslim world have mourned his passing, praising his visionary contributions and commitment to spreading knowledge and unity among nations.
Funeral prayers are expected to be held in Jeddah, where he will be laid to rest, as the nation remembers one of its most respected religious and academic figures whose impact will endure for generations.
