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Salaf (retrospectively
bringing Wahhabism into the fold of
Salafism), and the
Muwahidun began calling themselves Salafis. In a
broad sense,
Salafism is...
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Salaf (Arabic: سلف, "ancestors" or "predecessors"), also
often referred to with the
honorific expression of al-
salaf al-ṣāliḥ (السلف الصالح, "the pious...
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Salafi jihadism, also
known as
jihadist Salafism and
revolutionary Salafism, is a religious-political ****
Islamist ideology that s****s to establish...
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Salafism among Kurds refers to the
history of the
Salafi movement practiced by
Kurds in
Greater Kurdistan. The
history of
Salafism in
Kurdistan is not...
- many view
Wahhabism as the
Salafism native to Arabia.
Ahmad Moussalli tends to
agree Wahhabism is a
subset of
Salafism,
saying "As a rule, all Wahhabis...
- But
since the 1950s, the
crusades have
become an
ideological staple in
Salafism and jihadism.
Western Europe held
little interest for
Islamic writers,...
- of "Quietist"
Salafism".
Analysis Paper.
Brookings Institution. p. 14. Abu Rumman, Mohammad; Abu Hanieh, H****an (2011).
Jordanian Salafism: A
Strategy for...
- al-Din al-Albani and his
Impact on the
Shaping of
Contemporary Salafism".
Global Salafism: Islam's New
Religious Movement. New York:
Oxford University Press...
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under the
banner of
Salafism than to that of `Abduh." Olidort,
Jacob (2015). "A New Curriculum: Rashīd Riḍā and
Traditionalist Salafism". In
Defense of Tradition:...
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Starting in the mid-1970s and 1980s (and
appearing to
diminish after 2017),
Salafism and
Wahhabism —
along with
other ****
interpretations of
Islam favored...
