| King Ibn Saud drew his authority by ruling in consult with the ulama, an indispensable aspect of public leadership in Wahhabi philosophy. |
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| The two Wahhabi states do work together albeit with some friction in Syria. |
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| Not since the Saudi and Wahhabi sack of Najaf and Kerbala in 1806 has sectarian violence in the Middle East been this extreme. |
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| Hejazis in the west and Shia in the east resent the strict Wahhabi lifestyle in the Nejd central desert. |
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| During the 1970s, cinemas were numerous in the Kingdom although they were seen as contrary to Wahhabi norms. |
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| From the 18th century onward, Wahhabi fundamentalism discouraged artistic development inconsistent with its teaching. |
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| After defeating the Bani Khalid in 1795, the Wahhabi were attacked on two fronts. |
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| The Deobandi movement is a reformist movement originating in South Asia, influenced by the Wahhabi movement. |
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| On various occasions since the 2011 Arab Spring of revolts, Shaikh Nimr led Shi'ite protest against Riyadh and the Wahhabi religious establishment. |
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| Said bin Sultan of Muscat capitalised on this opportunity and raided the Wahhabi garrisons on the eastern coast, setting fire to the fort in Zubarah. |
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