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Shaykh Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhāb and the Killing of ʿUthmān ibn Muʿammar
The below is a translation of an article found on the website dedicated to the tribe of Āl-Muʿammar website. The site is run by Dr. Abdul Muhsin b. Muḥammad b. Muʿammar, who is recognized for his specialization in the history and heritage o...
Ibnul Qayyim: Not All Wrongful Takfir Is the Same
Ibnul Qayyim said in Zād al-Maʿād:
أن الرجل إذا نسب المسلم إلى النفاق أو الكفر متأولًا وغضبًا لله ورسوله ودينه لا لهواه وحظِّه فإنه لا يكفر بذلك، بل لا يأثم به، بل يثاب على نيته وقصده. وهذا بخلاف أهل الأهواء والبدع، فإنهم يُكفِّرون ويُبدِّ...
Shaykh Muhammad ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhāb and the Ottomans
The below is a translation of a section from Ustadh Alaa’ Hasan’s article, Naqḍ as-Shubuhat al-‘Ashar ‘an ash-Shaykh Muhammad b. Abdul Wahhab.
From among the widespread misconceptions held by both supporters and opponents alike is the ass...
The Problem with Mohammed Hijab’s “Najdi Fork”
Mohammed Hijab recently proposed what he calls the “Najdi Fork.” The argument is straightforward enough: Salafis should admit that if Shaykh Muhammad b. Abd al-Wahhab were “teleported” into the twenty-first century, he would make takfir of...
Shaykh Salek and Daniel Haqiqatjou’s Defense of the Indefensible
Shaykh Salek bin Siddina was regarded by Daniel Haqiqatjou as a reliable scholar and worthy authority. However, Salek made highly problematic statements. He claimed that scholars permitted asking the Prophet ﷺ for help “without limit” and t...
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