Ayman al yassini biography sample
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This article explains the term Wahhabi, one of several Islamic doctrinal tendencies mentioned in G. Willow Wilson's The Butterfly Mosque.
Ayman al yassini biography sample
The article by Ayman al-Yassini is reprinted from The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Islamic World in the Oxford Islamic Studies Online.
The religious movement known as the Wahhābīyah, sometimes anglicized as “Wahhabism,” is founded on the teachings of Muḥammad Ibn ῾Abd al‐Wahhāb (1703–1791), who wrote on a variety of Islamic subjects such as theology, exegesis, jurisprudence, and the life of the prophet Muḥammad.
A set of issues dominated the teachings of Muḥammad Ibn ῾Abd al‐Wahhāb and distinguished the Wahhābīyah from other Islamic movements. These include tawḥīd (the unity of God), tawassul (intercession), ziyārat al‐qubūr (visitation of graves and erection of tombs), takfīr (charge of unbelief), bid῾ah (innovation), and ijtihād and taqlīd (original juristic opinions and imitation of tradition).
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