Mohanna Al-Hubail is an independent Arab researcher, born in 1963 in the city of Dhahran, in the Al-Ahsa region of eastern Saudi Arabia. He publishes weekly articles in the London-based *Al-Araby Al-Jadeed* and the Qatari newspaper *Al-Watan*. His writings focus on the renewal of Islamic intellectual consciousness, tracing the epistemological paths and ethical frameworks essential for this transformation within contemporary Muslim thought. Furthermore, his work analyzes the strategic thinking of the Arab Gulf, with a particular focus on the region’s political thought and geopolitics. Al-Hubail has participated in numerous television programs and intellectual seminars addressing political and intellectual affairs. He has authored several books, most notably a collection of intellectual works—including *Thought on the Prophetic Biography (Al-Sirah)*, *The Era of Awakening*, *Towards Enlightenment*, *Wael Hallaq and Edward Said: A Third Discourse*, and *Dialogues on Ideas and Knowledge*—as well as a trilogy on the Arab Gulf: *The Arab Gulf and the Iranian Advance*, *The Gulf’s “June Setback,”* and *The Autumn of the Arab Gulf*. Since relocating to Canada in 2017, Al-Hubail founded the Canadian Center for Intellectual Consulting, which focuses on the intellectual and cultural concerns of Arab and Muslim communities in the West. The center organizes discussion workshops and cultural gatherings for members and elites of the Arab and Muslim diaspora in Canada, while also promoting pluralism and social coexistence. Through this center, Al-Hubail recently launched the “Value-Based Approach” (*Manhaj Qiyam*) initiative, which seeks to safeguard the moral rights of Muslims in Canada.