| They are articulating this violent form of Wahhabism in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and other areas. |
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| The same teacher was reported to have contacted him afterwards and told him that he would pass the examination if he converted to Wahhabism. |
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| There is always a common denominator and that common denominator is Wahhabism. |
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| Over the past few years, there have allegedly been attempts to force Shiites to convert to Wahhabism. |
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| Wahhabism is a Sunni sect, which is the state religion, if you like, of Saudi Arabia. |
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| Belonging to the same religious movement, Wahhabism, strengthens this union even more. |
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| It is Wahhabism, a political and religious movement that bears the name of its founder, Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab. |
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| Some of the more radical Iranian Shiites responded by declaring Wahhabism, which is a form of Shiism in Saudi Arabia, a form of heresy. |
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| The Saudis, with their puritanical and iconoclastic creed of Wahhabism, have made things much worse, he believes. |
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| Yesterday, I guess, one of their best thinkers, Turki al-Hamad, appealed for them to disassociate Wahhabism from the Saudi state as a foundation of ideology. |
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| Helfont introduces his monograph with a historical sketch of both Wahhabism and the Brotherhood and a discussion of their respective ideologies. |
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| The third chapter similarly exposes the West views of Wahhabism as dangerous radicalism after Sep 11th. |
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| Barrak, who is thought to be around 75, is viewed by Islamists as the leading independent authority of Wahhabism. |
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| There has been an intense debate over whether Saudi aid and Wahhabism has fomented extremism in recipient countries. |
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| The two main allegations are that, by its nature, Wahhabism encourages intolerance and promotes terrorism. |
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| But other strains of Sunnism have been less tolerant. The puritan revival known as Wahhabism has, since its beginnings in Saudi Arabia, been particularly hostile to Shiism. |
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| Wahhabism has two characteristics for our purposes: it is extremely puritan, and it does not shrink from using violence against other Muslims, whom it considers largely to be heretics. |
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| No Shia has become a cabinet minister or general or even a headmistress in a state school, reflecting the Saudis' severe Wahhabism, in effect the kingdom's official doctrine. |
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| In addition to its role as the custodian of Islam's two sacred sanctuaries at Mecca and Medina, the kingdom is said to represent the religious tradition in its most pristine or puritanical version, Wahhabism. |
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| But then, on September 10, 2001, who would have thought we would need expert knowledge about the history of the califate, or about the tenets of Wahhabism? |
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| At the same time he sees the king as a genuine if unlikely reformer, doing his best to bring about social and educational change and soften the edges of unreconstructed Wahhabism. |
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| Particularly you mentioned Chechnya and Wahhabism. |
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| Matevski claims that the wahhabism is intolerant toward other religions as well and that the wahhabists enter certain political groups in order to realize their intentions. |
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