10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WAHABISM»
Discover the use of
Wahabism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Wahabism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
History of Saudi Arabia &
Wahabism
Anwar Haroon. Emir ofAl Ahsa who was the successor of Sulaiman attacked Ibn
e Saud. He possessed powerful guns and armory and few people from
Najadjoined with him to fight Ibn e Saud and unfortunately he was defeated. He
again ...
"None of the Muslim Arab states is a democracy," Robert Pfeiffer pointed out. "As
for the Saudis, you need to know there's an alliance between Wahabism and the
house of Al-Saud. The religious power is held by the house of Wahabi, and the ...
Marlena Ariel Geren, 2008
3
Studies in Religious Fundamentalism
This association was created by the authorities in 1981 to control the expansion
of Wahabism and to prevent events happening in Mali similar to those which had
ended in bloodshed in Northern Nigeria. At present the association is under the ...
4
The Coming Revolution: Struggle for Freedom in the Middle East
Modern Arabian Peninsula and Wahabism The postcolonial Arabian Peninsula
witnessed the emergence of a core state and periphery countries differing in size,
population, and political systems. In the center, the Saudi Kingdom rose as the ...
By the 1830s Wahabi jihads were taking place even in the Indian subcontinent.
By 1912 Wahabi cells existed as far as central Asia. HERESY AND HISTORY
The Saudis' Wahabism makes them the natural. Gulf. Oman and Bahrain paid
tribute ...
6
State Building and Conflict Resolution in the Caucasus
The support is provided in Chechnya and Ingushetia, but also to North Ossetia
after the Beslan hostage taking.8 The supply of food to Chechnya by the ICRC
has been terminated in late 2007.9 Wahabism and Terrorism in the North
Caucasus ...
Charlotte Mathilde Louise Hille, 2010
7
Islam And The Australian News Media
His primary thesis is that the Saudi government is well known for being a patron
of Wahabism, a conservative strain of the Islamic faith that has been implicated
by Western authorities in providing the intellectual foundation for anti-Western ...
Halim Rane, Jacqui Ewart, Mohamad Abdalla, 2010
8
Unmasking Muhamad's Life
Wahabism: a very strict sect of Islam, yet it represents pure, genuine Islam,
named after its leader, Muhammad ibn Abdel Wahab, who died in 1792. His
leaders were Ibn Hanbal and Ibn Taymia. Muhammad ibn Abdel Wahab believed
that ...
9
Jihadi Groups, Nuclear Pakistan, and the New Great Game
As Olivier Roy notes, “It functioned as a pejorative label which up until 1991 had
nothing to do with Wahabism in the strict sense—in other words with the puritan
religious doctrine preached in Saudi Arabia.” In the post-Union of Soviet Socialist
...
10
Partisans of Allah: Jihad in South Asia
But their opinions were not “infallible,” and they “represent[ed] no principle of
Wahabism.” There were “many earnest Wahabis” and other Muslims who though
not formally members of the sect hoped that just as Wahabism “inculcates the
unity ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WAHABISM»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
Wahabism is used in the context of the following news items.
Wahabi versus Sufi: social media debates
Defenders of Wahabism in India say that it does not teach violence or intolerance and is largely misinterpreted. It is also a victim of the Western narrative of Islam ... «Times of India, Jul 15»
Interview: Wahabism a Saudi weapon to dominate India
They want to ensure that every Sunni Muslim follows Wahabism. The only agenda is to impose the Wahabi culture in India and they are making excuses quoting ... «Oneindia, Jun 15»
Why do they hate Fallujah?
Is the only point of comparison here really Gulf Wahabism? In order to render accusations more credible, it is inevitable that the circle of blame and accusation is ... «Middle East Monitor, Jun 15»
Strengths and fragilities of Jihadism
Wahabism overlaps the older Salafi tradition. Founded by Abd al-Wahhab (1703-1792), though similarly stern and puritanical, Wahabism is political. Islamic ... «The Island.lk, Apr 15»
Wahhabism out of place in Malaysia, says fatwa council chief
wahabism-no KUALA LUMPUR: The National Fatwa Council has described Wahhabism as “out of place” in Malaysia, a week after Negeri Sembilan religious ... «Free Malaysia Today, Mar 15»
IDEMA: Are we heading toward Gulf War III?
Saudi Arabia's conservative interpretation of Islam, Wahabism, inspired the 9/11 terrorists and now ISIS. Wouldn't you like to see that country begin to do some of ... «Grand Haven Tribune, Feb 15»
Wahabism, Terrorism and the 10 billion dollar India funding
Terrorism - the problem lies in Wahabism and unless it looked into deep and checked closely, the issue is bound to persist. What Wahabism contributes is a ... «Oneindia, Jan 15»
Brutal Jihadi Terrorism, Now a Fashion Among Youth. US Blunders …
Saudi Arabia began the process some decades ago by providing funds to spread its version of intolerance, Wahabism. Pakistan, obsessed with India, has ... «The New Indian Express, Oct 14»
To Draw A Line
Yet the country lives in a turbulent region and safeguards its interests through an alliance with the US, even as it feels free to propagate Wahabism around the ... «Outlook, Aug 14»
Theofascism and the myth of 'Moderate Malaysia' — Dr Mohd Faizal …
Simple answer; the embrace of Wahabism in Malaysia is a source of radicalisation among Muslims here. In 2001, the PBS news programme Frontline noted that ... «The Malay Mail Online, Jun 14»
