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1979 1399 Winners, Year H ( WINNERS, YEAR 1979G () 1399 H KFIP Annual Period : 1 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- Sayyid Abul Ala’a Al-Mowdoodi Islam Pakistan Islamic Studies Dealing with the Professor Fuat Sezgin Studies Influence of Muslim Scholars Germany on European Civilization Arabic Studies on Contemporary NOT AWARDED Language Arabic Poetry --- and Literature King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1980G () 1400 H KFIP Annual Period : 2 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- Sayyid Abul-Hasan Ali Al-Hasani co-winner Islam Al-Nadawi India Service to --- Dr. Muhammad Natsir co-winner Islam Indonesia Islamic Studies on the Hadith of the Dr. Muhammad M. Al-A’azami Studies Prophet Muhammad Saudi Arabia (Peace be upon him) Arabic Studies on Contemporary Professor Ihsan Abbas co-winner Language Arabic Poetry Palestine and Literature Arabic Studies on Contemporary Professor Abd Al-Qadir Al-Qit co-winner Language Arabic Poetry Egypt and Literature King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1981G () 1401 H KFIP Annual Period : 3 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- His Majesty King Khalid Ibn Abd Islam Al-Aziz Al-Saud Saudi Arabia Islamic Studies on the Role of NOT AWARDED Studies Shari’a in the Restoration of --- the Society Arabic Editing Literary Manuscripts Mr. Abd Al-Salam Haroon Language from the Second and Third Egypt and Literature Centuries A.H King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1982G () 1402 H KFIP Annual Period : 4 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- Shaikh Abd Al-Aziz Bin Baz Islam Saudi Arabia Islamic Contemporary Economic Professor Muhammad N. Siddiqui Studies Problems from an Islamic India Perspective Arabic Studies on Ancient Arabic Professor Nasir Al-Din Al-Asad Language Literature from the Pre- Jordan and Literature Islamic Era to the End of the First Century A H Midicine Primary Health Care Professor David C. Morley UK King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1983G () 1403 H KFIP Annual Period : 5 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- Shaikh Hasanein M. Makhlouf co-winner Islam Egypt Service to --- Prince Tunku Abd Al-Rahman co-winner Islam Malaysia Islamic Studies on the Holy Qur’an Professor Muhammad A. Odaimah Studies Egypt Arabic Studies on Ancient Arabic Professor Ahmad Shawqi Daif Language Literature During the Second Egypt and Literature and Third Centuries A.H. Midicine Malaria Professor Wallace Peters UK Science Physics NOT AWARDED --- King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1984G () 1404 H KFIP Annual Period : 6 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- Custodian of the Two Holy Islam Mosques King Fahd Ibn Abd Al- Saudi Arabia Aziz Al-Saud Islamic General Theory in Islamic Shaikh Mustafa A. Al-Zarka’a Studies Jurisprudence Syria Arabic Studies on Arabic Literature Mr. Mahmoud M. Shaker Language During the Fourth Century Egypt and Literature A.H. Midicine Diarrheal Diseases Dr. John S. Fordtran co-winner USA Midicine Diarrheal Diseases Dr. William Greenough III co-winner USA Midicine Diarrheal Diseases Professor Michael Field co-winner USA Science Physics Dr. Gerd Binnig co-winner Germany Science Physics Dr. Heinrich Rohrer co-winner Switzerland King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1985G () 1405 H KFIP Annual Period : 7 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- Mr. Abd Rab Al-Rasoul Saiaf Islam Afghanistan Islamic Studies and Editions on the Dr. Muhammad R. Salim co-winner Studies Islamic Doctine Saudi Arabia Islamic Studies and Editions on the Dr. Farouk A. Desouki co-winner Studies Islamic Doctine Egypt Islamic Studies and Editions on the Dr. Mustafa M. Suliman co-winner Studies Islamic Doctine Egypt Arabic Studies on Ancient Arabic NOT AWARDED Language Literary Criticism --- and Literature Midicine Viral Hepatitis Professor R. Palmer Beasley co-winner USA Midicine Viral Hepatitis Professor Mario Rizetto co-winner Italy Science NOT AWARDED --- King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1986G () 1406 H KFIP Annual Period : 8 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- Mr. Ahmad H. Deedat co-winner Islam South Africa Service to --- Dr. Roger Garaudy co-winner Islam France Islamic Studies Dealing with Islamic Professor Abd Al-Aziz Al-Duri Studies History Iraq Arabic Studies on Arabic Literature Mr. Muhammad B. Al-Athari Language During the Fifth and Sixth Iraq and Literature Centuries A.H Midicine Diabetes mellitus Dr. Gian Franco Bottazzo co-winner Italy Midicine Diabetes mellitus Professor Albert E. Renold co-winner Switzerland Midicine Diabetes mellitus Professor Lilio Orci co-winner Italy Science Biochemistry Dr. Michael J. Berridge UK King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1987G () 1407 H KFIP Annual Period : 9 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- Shaikh Abu Bakr Mahmoud Gumi Islam Nigeria Islamic Principles and Practices of NOT AWARDED Studies International Relations in --- Islam Arabic Literary Studies on Modern NOT AWARDED Language Arabic Prose --- and Literature Midicine Prevention of Blindness Professor Barrie Russel Jones UK Science Mathematics Professor Sir Michael Atiya UK King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1988G () 1408 H KFIP Annual Period : 10 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- Dr. Ahmad Domocao Alonto Islam Philippines Islamic Studies Dealing with Islamic Mr. Muhammad Kotb Shathly co-winner Studies Education Egypt Islamic Studies Dealing with Islamic Dr. Miqdad Yalçin co-winner Studies Education Turkey Arabic Studies on Arabic Literature Professor Mahmoud Y. Makki co-winner Language in Andalusia Egypt and Literature Arabic Studies on Arabic Literature Professor Muhammad bin Sharifah co-winner Language in Andalusia Morocco and Literature Midicine Leukemia Professor Janet D. Rawley co-winner USA Midicine Leukemia Professor Melvin F. Greaves co-winner UK Science Biology Professor Ricardo Miledi co-winner UK Science Biology Professor Pierre Chambon co-winner France King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1989G () 1409 H KFIP Annual Period : 11 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- Shaikh Muhammad Al-Ghazali Al- Islam Saqqa Egypt Islamic Studies Dealing with the Professor Saleh Ahmad Al-Ali Studies Islamic City Iraq Arabic Studies Dealing with Professor Shaker Al-Fahham co-winner Language Prominent Arab Writers and Syria and Literature Poets till the end of the Third Century A H Arabic Studies Dealing with Professor Yousef A. Khulaif co-winner Language Prominent Arab Writers and Egypt and Literature Poets till the end of the Third Century A H Midicine Infertility Professor Robert G. Edwards co-winner UK Midicine Infertility Professor Luigi Masterioanni co-winner USA Science Physics Professor Theodore W. Hanch co-winner Germany Science Physics Professor Ahmad H. Zewail co-winner USA King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1990G () 1410 H KFIP Annual Period : 12 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- Shaikh Ali At-Tantawi co-winner Islam Saudi Arabia Service to --- Professor Khurshid Ahmad co-winner Islam Pakistan Islamic Financial Dealings in Islamic Professor Al-Seddiq M. Al-Darir co-winner Studies Shari’ya Sudan Islamic Financial Dealings in Islamic Dr. Muhammad O. Shabra co-winner Studies Shari’ya Saudi Arabia Arabic Short Novels Mr. Yahia Haqqi Language Egypt and Literature Midicine Schistosomiasis Professor André Capron co-winner France Midicine Schistosomiasis Professor Anthony Butterworth co-winner UK Science Chemistry Professor Raymond U. Lemieux co-winner Canada Science Chemistry Professor Frank A. Cotton co-winner USA Science Chemistry Professor Mustafa A. Al-Sayyid co-winner USA King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1991G () 1411 H KFIP Annual Period : 13 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- HE. Dr. Abd Allah Umar Nasif Islam Saudi Arabia Islamic Studies Dealing with the NOT AWARDED Studies Spread of Islam into an Area --- Outside the Present Boundaries of the Islamic Arabic Children Literature Mr. Ahmad M. Najeeb co-winner Language Egypt and Literature Arabic Children Literature Mr. Abd Al-Tawwab Yousef co-winner Language Egypt and Literature Arabic Children Literature Mr. Ali Abd Al-Qadir Al-Siqilli co-winner Language Morocco and Literature Midicine Biochemical Aspects of NOT AWARDED Mental Health --- Science Mathematics NOT AWARDED --- King Faisal International Prize, All Rights Reserved © www.kfip.org WINNERS, YEAR 1992G () 1412 H KFIP Annual Period : 14 PRIZE TOPIC WINNER COUNTRY BRANCH Service to --- HE. Dr. Hamed Al-Ghabid Islam Niger Islamic Origins of Research NOT AWARDED Studies Methodologies in --- Contemporary Arabic Translations of Literary and Professor Muhammad M. Badawi co-winner Language Critical Studies into Arabic Egypt and Literature Arabic Translations of Literary and Professor Abd Al-Fattah S. Ayyad co-winner Language Critical Studies into Arabic Egypt and Literature Arabic Translations of Literary and Professor Muhammad Y. Najm co-winner Language Critical Studies into Arabic Lebanon and Literature Midicine Coronary Artery Disease Professor Attillio Maseri Italy Science Biology Professor Sydney Brenner UK King Faisal International Prize,
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