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• Wahhabism
  '''Wahhabism''' is a socially conservative branch of Sunni Islam, founded in the 18th ce While Wahhabism regards some of the more strict Salafist interpretations of Sunni Islam, su
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• Wahhabism
  '''Wahhabism''' is a socially conservative branch of Sunni Islam, founded in the 18th ce While Wahhabism regards some of the more strict Salafist interpretations of Sunni Islam, su
  983 bytes (160 words) - 08:15, 11 March 2024
• Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab/Definition
  Muslim theologian of the 18th century, who founded [[Wahhabism]], and allied with [[Muhammad ibn Saud]] to form the ruling dynasty of [[Sa
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• House of Saud/Definition
  ...932; founded by [[Muhammad ibn Saud]] and associated with leadership of [[Wahhabism]] since 1744
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• Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab
  Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab (c. 1702–c. 1791) was the founder of Wahhabism, a socially conservative branch of Sunni Islam. In 1744, he formed a key al
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• Madrassa/Related Articles
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• Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab/Related Articles
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• Wahhabism/Related Articles
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• Ibn Tamiyya
  ...d jihad should be added to the pillars of Islam. He also condemned Sufism. Wahhabism also draws on his thinking.
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• Bill O'Reilly (broadcasting)
  [[Stephen Schwartz]], a vehement critic of [[Wahhabism]] and [[Saudi Arabia]], said that he had never seen "a single serious inter | title = The Good & the Bad: Stephen Schwartz on Islam and Wahhabism
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• Jon Kyl
  ...curity. In 2003, he spoke of a fundamental threat not from Islam, but from Wahhabism and Saudi Arabia. <ref name=NR2003-09-11>{{citation
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• Siraj Wahhaj
  ...ed programs he attended years ago were "definitely not what you would call Wahhabism." American Muslims, he says, "have never looked to Saudi Arabia for guidanc ...to Saudi Wahhabism, and they preach those extreme views to their followers Wahhabism is hostile to all 'nonbelievers,' to secular society, certainly to American
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• Islamic Society of North America
  DiscoverTheNetworks states its major mission is to enforce "extremist Wahhabism|Wahhabi theological writ in America's mosques", and was founded by MSA and
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• Madrassa
  ...ve in the same way as the Prophet and his Companions. It was influenced by Wahhabism|Wahhabi thinking and many Deoband madrassas have direct or indirect funding ...hi'ites, have long had religious schools, but obviously not based in Sunni Wahhabism. They first appeared in the Shi'ite holy cities of Karbala, Kadhimaym, Naja
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• Jihad
  ...more to certain Deoband Islamic schools in India, which are derived from [[Wahhabism]]. Qutb and Azzam, on the other hand, were considered heretics by Saudi Wa
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• Dar al-Hijrah
  ...ics that Dar al-Hijrah is a bastion of fundamentalism, or that it promotes Wahhabism; he contrasted the formation of the Dar al-Arqam mosque nearby, which felt
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• Saudi Arabia
  ...country officially follows extremely conservative social policies of the [[Wahhabism|Wahhabi]] branch of [[Sunni Islam]]; Saudi Arabia follows [[Islamic law]]. | url = http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/islam/wahhabism.html}}</ref>
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• Republic of Yemen
  regime and the [[Wahhabism|Wahabbi]] establishment, succumbing to the former’s
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• Kuwait
  Meanwhile, Kuwait had other problems. The [[Wahhabism|Wahhabis]], Sunni fundamentalists who had taken control of much of the Arab
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• Taliban
  ...the Taliban were opposed to modernism far more than the Saudi practice of Wahhabism. The Taliban argued they were creating a stable Islamic state that the lead ...ve in the same way as the Prophet and his Companions. It was influenced by Wahhabism|Wahhabi thinking.
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