Sheikh Ibrahim Salih is a prominent Islamic scholar and the head of the Supreme Council for Fatwa and Islamic Affairs in Nigeria. In this role, he serves as one of the leading authorities on Islamic law and religious guidance in the country. The Supreme Council for Fatwa is a central body responsible for issuing fatwas (Islamic legal rulings) on various matters related to personal conduct, community issues, and social justice, in accordance with Islamic teachings.

As a respected scholar, Sheikh Ibrahim Salih has dedicated his life to the study, teaching, and application of Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh). His work involves addressing contemporary issues facing Nigerian Muslims, providing religious and legal guidance on matters ranging from family law to ethical conduct, and promoting a deeper understanding of Islamic principles within society. His influence extends beyond religious rulings; Sheikh Ibrahim Salih is also engaged in interfaith dialogue and social efforts aimed at fostering peace, unity, and understanding among different communities in Nigeria.

Sheikh Ibrahim Salih is known for his scholarly contributions, leadership in Islamic education, and efforts to ensure that the practice of Islam in Nigeria aligns with the values of justice, compassion, and ethical living. Under his leadership, the Supreme Council for Fatwa and Islamic Affairs plays a key role in shaping religious discourse in the country, promoting a balanced approach to Islamic teachings, and addressing the challenges facing the Muslim community in modern times.