Hafidz Ibn Ahmad Ibn Ali al-Hakami (1923–1958) was a renowned Islamic scholar from Saudi Arabia, celebrated for his deep knowledge of Qur’an, Hadith, Fiqh, and Aqeedah. Despite his short life, he authored influential works that continue to enlighten students of Islamic knowledge worldwide. Among his most famous writings are Ma’arij al-Qubul, Sullam al-Wusul, and A’lam as-Sunnah al-Manshurah, which explain Islamic creed and authentic teachings with clarity and precision. Known for his humility, scholarship, and devotion to the Sunnah, al-Hakami remains one of the prominent scholars of the 20th century who revived understanding of pure Islamic belief.