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Wahhabism (Arabic: ٱلْوَهَّابِيَّة, romanized: al-Wahhābiyya) is a
religious revivalist movement within ****
Islam named after the 18th-century Hanbali...
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Hanbali school has
gained po****rity
recently due to Ahl-i
Hadith and also
Wahabbi influence from the
Middle East.
Smaller minority Muslim po****tions in...
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Wahhabi movement, the
Hanbali school experienced a
great reformation. The
Wahabbi movement's founder,
Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab,
collaborated with the House...
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demolition began on
April 21, 1926 (or 1925) by the
Ikhwan ("The Brothers"), a
Wahabbi religious militia. The
demolition included destroying "even the simplest...
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students and clerics, but as part of an
effort to
spread its
competing Wahabbi interpretation of Islam.
According to Wikileaks, "Saudi cables" released...
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until the
Dutch arrived in 1821.
Tuanku Nan
Renceh was an
extremist Wahabbi puritan. Nan
Renceh with Tuan Ku
Lintau and Tuan Ku
Pasaman were at war...
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suburbs of Kabul, led to a
breakdown in law and order. Shia Iran and ****
Wahabbi Saudi Arabia, as
competitors for
regional hegemony,
encouraged conflict...
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which was
taken up in
order to
subdue unrest created in that
region by
Wahabbi forces.
Tusun Pasha successfully retook the city of Mecca, and occupied...
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institutions such as Al-Azhar University. He had
begun to
adopt some of the
Wahabbis' more
uncompromising attitudes to
religious reform.
Detractors accused...
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created new
villages by
settling down
nomads and
indoctrinating them in the
Wahabbi interpretation of Islam,
calling them the Ikhwan. In 1920, as part of this...
