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Wahhabism (Arabic: ٱلْوَهَّابِيَّة, romanized: al-Wahhābiyya) is a
religious revivalist movement within ****
Islam named after the 18th-century Hanbali...
- the Djamaat's
militants left the area on 15
September 1999. The
radical Wahhabist creed of
Islam arrived to
Dagestan from
Tajikistan in the late 1980s....
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although the
Saudi leaders continued to be
called Imam and
still emplo****
Wahhabist religious scholars.
Turki bin
Abdullah bin Muhammad's
reconquest of Riyadh...
- Hejaz, the
Ikhwan leadership's
objective switched to
expansion of the
Wahhabist realm into the
British protectorates of Transjordan, Iraq and Kuwait,...
- The
Wahhabi sack of
Karbala occurred on 21 April 1802 (1216 H),
under the rule of
Abdulaziz bin
Muhammad Al Saud, the
second ruler of the
Emirate of Diriyah...
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which were
symbols of his
close relations with the
royal Saudis and
their Wahhabist tradition. The
Saudi General Intelligence Presidency tried to
coerce the...
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Khalid Emirate. Al-Ahsa,
along with Qatif, was
incorporated into the
Wahhabist Emirate of
Diriyah in 1795 but
returned to
Ottoman control in 1818 with...
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states identify as
Islamic states:
Saudi Arabia (formed 1932 out of the
Wahhabist predecessor states), ****stan (since 1947),
Mauritania (since 1958), Iran...
- Saud. The main tool for
achieving these conquests was the Ikhwan, the
Wahhabist-Bedouin
tribal army led by
Sultan bin
Bajad and
Faisal Al Dawish. From...
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Rahman was
given a
regular stipend by the Ottomans. He
tried to make
Wahhabist Islam widespread there and
recreate the
Saudi dynasty.
Mubarak Al Sabah...
