Inshallah, this page will be periodically updated with articles relating to the subject of Shaykh Muhammad b. Abdul Wahhab.
February 6, 2021: Yasir Qadhi and the Reality of Shirk
September 24, 2022: Non-“Wahhabi” Quotes on Venerating the Dead
October 18, 2022: Dr. Cole M. Bunzel on Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab Being Antagonized First
October 21, 2022: Did Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhāb Falsely Attribute a Kufri Belief to Others?
October 23, 2022: The Antagonism and Takfīr by Muḥammad b. Abdul Wahhāb’s Opponents
October 24, 2022: ‘Wahhabism’ and the Arab Bedouins’ Lack of Commitment to Islam
August 28, 2023: Dr. Tahir Wyatt on Shaykh Muhammad b. Abdul Wahhab and Tawheed
September 3, 2023: Regarding Shaykh Muhammad b. Abdul Wahhab’s Claim That No One Understood Tawheed Before Him
July 25, 2024: Didn’t All the Hanbalis Oppose Shaykh Muhammad b. Abdul Wahhab?
July 29, 2024: Does Shaykh Muhammad b. Abdul Wahhab's Takfeer Extend to the Majority of Later Scholars?
January 8, 2025: Addressing Common Misconceptions About the Najdi Da’wah
April 8, 2025: Were There No ‘Salafi’ Scholars Between Ibn Taymiyyah and Ibn Abdul Wahhab’s Time?
April 9, 2025: Why Was the Excuse of Ignorance Narrowly Applied by the Najdis?
May 25, 2025: Clarifying the Broad Statements of Najdi Scholars
June 8, 2025: Response to Daniel Haqiqatjou’s “Wahhabism” Documentary
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are neither Arab nor Muslim, but what historians call "the dome." They were members of a secret Jewish group in the Ottoman Empire, pretending to convert to Islam, following in the footsteps of their leader, Shabtai Zavi, but continued to practice Judaism and Kabbalistic beliefs in secret. After Zafi's conversion to Islam in 1666, his followers adopted the name Dunma (Turkish: "cradle"), and established a syncretic religion that blended Jewish and Islamic mysticism.
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