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	Muhammad ibn Abd al Wahhab (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Ibn Abd Al-Wahhab was educated in Medina (part of modern Saudi Arabia), and travelled in Iraq and later, Iran.
		An Alliance between Ibn Abd al-Wahhab and Muhammad bin Saud caused Wahhabbism to spread in areas that Ibn Saud conquered.
		Ibn Abd al-Wahhab is viewed as a reformer by those who follow the Wahhabi sect of Islam.
	muhammad-ibn-abd-al-wahhab.iqnaut.net (433 words)

	Wahhabism biography .ms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Wahhabism is often maligned and attacked by adherents of Ash'ari belief as being anthropomorphist, which was a common accusation of Ahmad Ibn Hanbal by his Mu'tazilite detractors, and Ibn Taymiyya by Ash'ari contemporaries.
		Wahhabism in Saudi Arabia began with a surge of reformers seeking to reclaim orthodox Islam from innovation by various sects of Sunni Muslims.
		Many contend that Wahhabism is or has become a dominant form of Islam through proselytization driven by Saudi funding; others contend that its influence is less widespread and that the practice and observance of Wahhabism and the political manifestations that flow therefrom are more nuanced than its most doctrinaire interpretations.
	wahhabi.biography.ms (1037 words)

	IslamDaily.net
		Wahhabism in Saudi Arabia was founded by Muhammad ibn Abd al Wahhab, an Arabian cleric who had come to believe that Sunni Islam had been corrupted by innovations (bidah) such as Sufism.
		Ibn Taymiyya had been controversial in his time because he held that some self-declared Muslims (such as the Mongol conquerors of the Abbasid caliphate) were in fact unbelievers and that orthodox Muslims could conduct violent jihad against them.
		However, Wahhabism was a minor current within Islam until the discovery of oil in Arabia, in 1938.
	www.islamdaily.net /EN/Contents.aspx?AID=3953 (934 words)

	OmniNerd - Articles: Al Qaeda's Strategic Evolution
		Wahhab was a religious reformer from central Arabia in the early part of the eighteenth century.
		Al Qaeda was sent reeling; its leadership made fugitives and the strategy of attacking the ‘far enemy’ rendered an abject failure.
		Al Qaeda is certainly aware of the racial stains that plague American society, most specifically the tension between fls and whites.
	www.omninerd.com /2005/12/30/articles/45 (7135 words)

	Prophet of Doom - Saudi Hate Publications Fill American Mosques (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Wahhab was to Muhammad as Lenin was to Marx.
		One analogue for Wahhabism’s political influence today might be the extremely angry form taken by much of German nationalism in the period after WW I. Not all angry and extreme German nationalists (or their sympathizers in the U.S.) in that period were or became Nazis.
		Wahhab was not himself a salaf as the “ salaf are from Islam’s first three generations: that of the Companions of the Prophet, that of the successors who knew the Companions, and that of the successors of the successors.
	www.prophetofdoom.us /article.aspx?g=408 (18234 words)

	The Druze Faith
		Their name was because the rulers were descended from Fatima, the daughter of Mohammed’s and his first wife Khadija.
		Though ‘Abd al-Rahman offered 100 camels laden with clothing and 10,000 dinars to marry Fatima, and ‘Uthman offered the same, Mohammed married her off to a poor man, ‘Ali bin Abi/Abu Talib.
		The Druze are interesting in that they respect Mohammed as a prophet, and believe the Qur’an was sent by God, yet their beliefs are so different from what is taught in the Qur’an.
	www.muslimhope.com /Druze.htm (2734 words)

	Al-Qaeda
		Although "jihadism" is at odds with nearly all Islamic religious thought, it has its roots in the work of two modern Sunni Islamic thinkers: Mohammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab and Sayyid Qutb.
		Al-Wahhab was an 18th-century reformer who claimed that Islam had been corrupted a generation or so after the death of Mohammed.
		He and his supporters took over what is now Saudi Arabia, where Wahhabism remains the dominant school of religious thought.
	www.infoplease.com /spot/terror-qaeda.html (2220 words)

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