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Wahhabi beliefs.
According to
Barelvi scholars,
Wahhabis preach violence as
opposed to
Barelvis who
promote peace. In 2016
Barelvis banned Wahhabis from...
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Ottoman Empire. In the
ensuing conflict, the
Wahhabis had
controlled Mecca and
Medina by 1805. The
Wahhabis also
attacked Ottoman trade caravans which interrupted...
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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...
- Fath Ali Shah, he was able to
persuade him to
fight against the
Wahhabis. The
Wahhabis carried out
attacks from 1802 to 1805, but they were unsuccessful...
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followers were
labelled as "
Wahhabis",
accusing them of pan-Islamic
rebellions and were ****cuted in "The
Great Wahhabi Trials" by the British. Meanwhile...
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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...
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Wahhabi Attack of
Najaf took
place in 1806 (1221 H)
under the
leadership of
Wahhabi forces from the
Emirate of Diriyah.
Approximately 12,000
Wahhabi fighters...
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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...
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repel Wahhabi attacks against the
cities and
valleys of
southern Mamluk Iraq,
especially the Al-Muntafiq pastures.
After the
matter of the
Wahhabis became...
- a
subset of Salafism,
saying "As a rule, all
Wahhabis are salafists, but not all
salafists are
Wahhabis". However, many
scholars and
critics distinguish...
