Muhammad Sa'id Raslan

Muhammad Sa'id Raslan was influenced by Muhammad Aman al-Jami [ar], a senior Salafi scholar from Ethiopia, and Rabi' al-Madkhali.^[2]

Following the 2011 uprising in Egypt, Raslan attracted attention by opposing the rebellion against then-President Hosni Mubarak, which diverged from the views held by some fellow Salafis at the time. Despite his non-involvement in politics, Raslan's influence has steadily grown, with his Friday sermons reportedly drawing crowds of up to 4,000 individuals. He has emerged as a vocal critic of the Muslim Brotherhood, a powerful political group in Egypt, and has expressed strong reservations about their ideology and practices.^[1]

Raslan has authored more than 447 books and 381 series.^{[citation needed]}