His Life
One of the prominent leaders of the Shammari tribe of Al-Aslam, known for his intelligence,
precision, foresight, eloquence, and generosity.
He was close to King Faisal Bin Abdulaziz, dedicating his life to serving his nation, with many
heroic stances and unwavering support for his tribe's sons.
His nickname was "Abu Al-Atayya" due to his extreme generosity. He was known for assisting the
needy, good neighborliness, and his intercession with authorities who honored his efforts.
King Fahd (may he rest in peace) used to call him "Our Elder" out of respect and esteem. This is a
tradition of our rulers—character, generosity, and humility.
He was a man of prestige, wisdom, and patience, devout and well-versed in literature and genealogy
related to the Arabian Peninsula's history.
He earned great respect and esteem from tribal leaders, known for his efforts in meeting people's
needs and resolving disputes.
He was known for his mercy and humble demeanor towards both the young and old.
He passed away in 1992, and despite 32 years since his death, he is still mourned in hundreds of
elegiac poems by many poets.
AL Sheikh Mohamed (Abu Fahd) - Professor at King Saud University, one of the prominent thinkers
and moderate intellectuals in Saudi Arabia. He supported all his siblings after their
father's death, being a great support to them. He was known for his noble and fair stances
alongside his brothers and his tribe's sons, earning him the title "Abu Al-Atayya" like his
father AL Sheikh Ibrahim due to his extreme generosity and his numerous contributions to
society.
AL Sheikh Ali (Abu Khaled) - Businessman, known for his honorable stances with his brothers and
his tribe's sons, and was called Abu Al-Atayya like his father AL Sheikh Ibrahim due to his
extreme generosity. He had numerous contributions to society.
Poet Ibrahim Bin Khalil Al-Hassan
Dr. Naif Bin Mohammed Al-Hassan