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1990
Abstract The salafis’ incorporation of reason and progress into a scripturalist interpretation of Islam set them apart from their ulama colleagues, who rejected the reformers’ ideas and persecuted them. But the salafis did find an audience receptive to their teaching in another quarter: the rising generation of secondary school ...
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Abstract The salafis’ incorporation of reason and progress into a scripturalist interpretation of Islam set them apart from their ulama colleagues, who rejected the reformers’ ideas and persecuted them. But the salafis did find an audience receptive to their teaching in another quarter: the rising generation of secondary school ...
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2018
Vahid Brown’s chapter examines the role of the Salafi Emirate of Kunar’s role in shaping the development of transnational salafi jihadi networks while also focusing on the fault lines within the same. The chapter brings out the significance of this previously little studied Afghan mujahidin movement in forming links between the Gulf and Afghanistan ...
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Vahid Brown’s chapter examines the role of the Salafi Emirate of Kunar’s role in shaping the development of transnational salafi jihadi networks while also focusing on the fault lines within the same. The chapter brings out the significance of this previously little studied Afghan mujahidin movement in forming links between the Gulf and Afghanistan ...
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Anatomy of the Salafi Movement
Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 2006The Salafi movement (often referred to as the Wahhabis) includes such diverse figures as Osama bin Laden and the Mufti of Saudi Arabia and reflects a broad array of positions regarding issues related to politics and violence. This article explains the sources of unity that connect violent extremists with nonviolent puritans.
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2015
Naming the doctrine preached by Muhammad ibn `Abd al-Wahhab has never been a simple matter. Early foes classified it as a Kharijite sectarian heresy. The name that stuck, Wahhabi , stigmatized the doctrine as the ravings of a misguided preacher. Naturally, Ibn `Abd al-Wahhab and his disciples preferred other names for themselves and their movement: at
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Naming the doctrine preached by Muhammad ibn `Abd al-Wahhab has never been a simple matter. Early foes classified it as a Kharijite sectarian heresy. The name that stuck, Wahhabi , stigmatized the doctrine as the ravings of a misguided preacher. Naturally, Ibn `Abd al-Wahhab and his disciples preferred other names for themselves and their movement: at
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Nurturing the Salafi Manhaj: A Study of Salafi Pesantrens in Contemporary Indonesia
2014This study is about the role of Salafi Pesantrens (Islamic boarding schools) in Salafi da’wa in Indonesia. A Salafi pesantren is a pesantren that teaches Salafism which mostly derives from the works of Muhammad ibn ‘Abd al-Wahhab, the founder of Wahhabism in Saudi Arabia.
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Salafism is a theological movement whose radical wing is today affiliated with al-Qaʿida and the Islamic State, but which draws on precedents stretching back to the medieval theology of Ibn Taymiyya. This innovative study focuses on the concept of theonomy in salafi thought: the tenet that rule by God's law is an essential component of faith, and the ...
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