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Sayyid Sabiq Ali Shihab Thangal is an Indian Islamic scholar, community leader, and member of the Panakkad Thangal family, a prominent Ba-Alawi Sayyid lineage influential in the religious, educational and social spheres of Kerala. He is known for his contributions to Islamic education, madrasa administration, and his leadership roles within organisations aligned with the traditional Sunni-Shafi'i community in Kerala.
Sabiq Ali was born into the P. M. S. A. Pookoya Thangal Panakkad family, one of the best-known Sayyid lineages in Kerala. He is the son ofSayyid Ali Pookoya Thangal and the grandson ofKunjiseethi Koya Thangal. The Panakkad family traces its ancestry to the Hadhrami Ba-Alawi Sayyids of Yemen.
Sabiq Ali received his foundational Islamic studies atMarkazul Ulama Dars, Chemmad. He studied classical Sunni-Shafi‘i subjects under several renowned scholars, including:
He continued higher religious education atPattikkad Jamia Nooriya Arabic College, a major Sunni institution in Kerala.
Sayyid Sabiq Ali has held several roles in the field of Islamic education. His positions include:
He has contributed to madrasa coordination, curriculum initiatives, teacher support programs and inter-district educational networking.
Sabiq Ali is associated with Sunni community organisations and has served in key leadership roles:
In these roles he has overseen community welfare projects, student activities and religious educational events.
Sabiq Ali participates in religious gatherings, community conferences, youth programmes and educational events. He supports structured madrasa education and promotes traditional Sunni scholarship.
Category:Indian Sunni Muslim scholarsCategory:Kerala Sunni MuslimsCategory:People from Malappuram districtCategory:Indian Islamic religious leadersCategory:Living peopleCategory:Year of birth missing (living people)
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