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Words are easy to spew, can you provide evidence.Shirib, Abdul Wahab was a curse to the Ummah funded by the British to divide and colonize the middleast
Ibn Abdul Wahab died in 1792, British didn't come Arabia for another 100 years after his death. Not adding up here. So come with some substance, or iska aamus saaxib
The same old baseless argumenst of helping the british, don't they know history smh 
grandpa learned a few words that he thought would be cool to throw around, wahabi, khawarij, salafi, but yet he knows little of what he is talking aboutWords are easy to spew, can you provide evidence.Shirib, Abdul Wahab was a curse to the Ummah funded by the British to divide and colonize the middleast
Ibn Abdul Wahab died in 1792, British didn't come Arabia for another 100 years after his death. Not adding up here. So come with some substance, or iska aamus saaxib
shirib asked you a good question since you cursed one of the imams who the ahlu sunnah consider the River of the sunnah and tawheed (mujaddid). Why don't you bring actual facts on the table instead of a hadeeth that you put out of its context or baseless claim that he supported the british, when he was buried several decades when they arrived. Marka what he did he do that was so wrong?Shirib, I think I know more about our diin than you (no offence)
AmiinMuhammad ibn abdulwahab Al-Najdee was a true enemy of Islam.
May Allah curse all enemies of islam.
A: Should be cursed for allying with the tyrant Al Saud familyWhat's up with random quotes that barely fit into the fold of discussion you keep bringing up. Are u dumb, can u not just say I think Muhammad AbdulWahab should be cursed because of A, B, and C?
Moreover, Ibn 'Abdul-Wahhab called upon the princes of eastern Arabia and the people of ad-Dar'iyyah(8) to support him. They carried his doctrine and made this endeavor a means to strengthen and expand their kingdom. They worked together to suppress the Bedouins of the deserts until they overcame them and those Bedouins followed them and became foot-soldiers for them without pay. After that, these masses started to believe that whoever does not believe in what Ibn 'Abdul-Wahhab said is a blasphemer, and it is Islamically lawful (halal) to shed his blood and plunder his money.
In their writings to refute Ibn 'Abdul-Wahhab's sayings, the scholars said his deduction was false. The believers did not consider the prophets or the awliya’ as gods and they did not deem them partners to Allah. Instead, they correctly believe the prophets and awliya’ are good slaves and creations of Allah, and they do not deserve to be worshipped.
Delong-Bas, Natana J., Wahhabi Islam: From Revival and Reform to Global Jihad, Oxford University Press"[Wahhabis] scaled the walls, entered the city ... and killed the majority of its people in the markets and in their homes. [They] destroyed the dome placed over the grave of al-Husayn [and took] whatever they found inside the dome and its surroundings. .... the grille surrounding the tomb which was encrusted with emeralds, rubies, and other jewels. .... different types of property, weapons, clothing, carpets, gold, silver, precious copies of the Qur'an."
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