- a
subset of Salafism,
saying "As a rule, all
Wahhabis are salafists, but not all
salafists are
Wahhabis."
Quintan Wiktorowicz ****erts
modern Salafists...
- not
properly enforcing Shari'ah (Islamic law) in its territories. The
Wahhabis offered an
alternative religious and
political model to that of the Ottomans...
-
which the
Wahhabis left the city with more than 4,000
camels carrying their plunder.
Following the
teachings of Ibn Taymiyya, the
Wahhabis "sought to...
-
followers were
labelled as "
Wahhabis",
accusing them of pan-Islamic
rebellions and were ****cuted in "The
Great Wahhabi Trials" by the British. Meanwhile...
- followers, and
shaped the
collective Wahhabi memory. As late as 1749, the
sharif of
Mecca imprisoned those Wahhabis who went to
Mecca to
perform the Hajj...
-
destruction by the
Wahhabis was a
political act to
establish Najdi authority in the Hijaz,
consisting of the
religious authority of Najd,
Wahhabi scholars, and...
- a
subset of Salafism,
saying "As a rule, all
Wahhabis are salafists, but not all
salafists are
Wahhabis". However, many
scholars and
critics distinguish...
- The Sikh–
Wahhabi War was
fought between the Sikh
Empire under Maharaja Ranjit Singh and the
Wahhabi movement led by
Sayyid Ahmad Barelvi. The conflict...
-
doctrines of the
Najdi Wahhabis, his main
concern was to
protect the
Muwahhidin (Ahl-i Hadith) in India, who were
accused of
being Wahhabis. He
argued that the...
- the
entrance to Wadi Samail, and the
Samail Fort
opened its
doors to the
Wahhabis.
After Mutlaq bin
Mohammed Al
Mutairi imposed his
control over Oman, the...
