He went to the town of Al-Majma'ah and read it under Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah Al-Anqari. Then he traveled to Riyadh and proceeded to receive knowledge from the most famous scholars we find there in monotheism, jurisprudence, obligatory duties and grammar, and his most prominent sheikhs were Abdullah bin Abdul Latif Al Sheikh in monotheism and the doctrine of the predecessors, and Saad bin Hamad bin Ateeq in hadith, and Hamad bin Faris in Arabic grammar, and Abdul Allah bin Muhammad bin Mahmoud in the Hanbali jurisprudence, and Abdullah bin Rashid bin Jaloud in the duties and their calculation.