Helimy ArisAdnan Mohd Abdullah ShalashSyed Najihuddin Syed HassanMuhammad Akmaluddin Mohd HamdanNorhasnira IbrahimSiti Mardhiyah Kamal Azhar2026-01-092026-01-092025-12-25Helimy Aris, Adnan Mohd Abdullah Shalash, Syed Najihuddin Syed Hassan, Muhammad Akmaluddin Mohd Hamdan & Norhasnira Ibrahim, Siti Mardhiyah Kamal Azhar (2025). Palestin Dalam Gagasan Pemikiran ‘Abd Al-Salām Yāsīn: Palestine in the Intellectual Discourse of ‘Abd Al-Salām Yāsīn. Maʿālim Al-Qurʾān Wa Al-Sunnah, 21(2), 359–375. https://doi.org/10.33102/jmqs.v21i2.5492637-032810.33102/jmqs.v21i2.549https://jmqs.usim.edu.my/index.php/jmqs/article/view/549/332https://oarep.usim.edu.my/handle/123456789/28452Indexed by MyCite‘Abd al-Salām Yāsīn (1928–2012) was a reformist thinker from Morocco who envisioned the establishment of a Muslim society grounded in a holistic practice of Islam, based on the Qur’an and the Sunnah. This study explores Yāsīn’s perspectives on the Palestinian issue through content analysis and library-based research methods. Although there are a number of studies on this topic, most—if not all—are written in Arabic. This linguistic barrier has contributed to a lack of engagement with his thought, despite its relevance for those seeking Islamic alternative discourses.Yāsīn’s deep engagement with the legacy of past Islamic reformists, his critical awareness of contemporary global realities, his mastery of classical Islamic texts, and his long-standing experience as a social activist have all contributed to a body of thought that is both nuanced and balanced. The findings of this study reveal a strong correlation between Yāsīn’s views on the Palestinian struggle and his theoretical framework known as the Theory of the Prophetic Method (Naẓarīyat al-Manhaj al-Nabawī), which he expounded across various platforms. His contributions reflect an intellectual continuity with other prominent Islamic reformers who remain connected to the lived experiences of the people.ms‘Abd al-Salām YāsīnProphetic Method TheoryPalestine issueIslamic reform movementsreformist figuresjournal-article359375212