Abdul al-Aziz ibn Baz was a prominent religious leader born in Saudi Arabia on November 21, 1910. He was known for his influential role in the development of Islamic law and his commitment to the preservation of Islamic values. His net worth, biography, age, height, family, and career updates are well documented. He was a respected figure in the Islamic world and his legacy continues to be remembered today.
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Both an Islamic religious scholar and a dedicated supporter of the conservative Salafi movement within Sunni Islam, Baz held the high-ranking religious and legal position of Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia during the 1990s.
In his youth, he studied with a number of prominent Islamic scholars, including Muhammad ibn Ibrahim Al ash-Sheikh and Abdullah bin Qu'ood.
He published more than sixty religious works and was widely criticized for his opposition to women's rights.
A native of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, he lost his father in his early childhood and his mother in his early adulthood; he and his brother had to work during their childhood and teenage years to help support their family. Baz had several wives and multiple children.
Baz found himself an enemy of terrorist Osama bin Laden when his conservative Islamic views were not conservative enough to appease the international criminal.