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Sheikh Abdul Rahman`s full name is: Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah bin Muhammed bin Abdul Aziz bin Muhammed bin Abdullah. He was nicknamed As-Sudais and his origins from Anzah of a well known tribe.
Sheikh Sudais was born in 1382 A.H in Riyadh . He bacame Hafiz of the Quran at the age of 12, in Riyadh, in a Masjid headed by Sheikh Abdul Rahman al Faryan. He was also taught by Sheikh Muhammed Ali Hussan and Sheikh Muhammed Abdul Majid Zakir, as well as various other Scholars.
Sheikh Abdul Rahman grew up in Riyadh attending the `Mathna bin Hartha` elementary school as well as the Scientific Academy of Riyadh. There he studied under various scholars including Sheikh Abdullah Munaif and Sheikh Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman al Tawayjari. Dr. Abdul Rahman graduated from this Acadamy with a grading of `Excellent` in the Year 1399 and went onto Shariah College. Here, Scholars included:
Sheikh Saleh Ali Nasir (Rahimullah)
Sheikh Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman bin Jibrain.
Sheikh Abdul Aziz al Shaikh (Saudi-Arabia`s Grand Mufti)
Sheikh Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman al Duwaish.
Sheikh Ahmed bin Ai Mubaraki.
After this he became Imam and Khateeb of the Masjid Shaikh al Allam Abdul Razzaq Afifi. He also began teaching at the Acadamy Imam al Dawa Al Almy
It was in the year 1404 that Sheikh Abdul Rahman was appointed Imam and Khateeb of Masjid ul Haram, Makkah.
There he first led the Asr Salah on the date 22nd Shaban 1404. (22-08-1404)
His first Khutbah was 15th Ramadhan 1404. (15-09-1404)
In the Year Dr. Abdul Rahman got his Masters Degree, grading `Excellent` from the Sharia college of Imam Muhammed Bin Saud University.
From there he moved onto to being assisstant teacher at the prestigious Umm al Qura University, Makkah, where he obtained his Doctorate, again grading `Excellent` in the year 1416.
He was thereafter appointed Lecturer in the Sharia college of The Um al Qura University.
As of today, this is his current position.
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