Muslims – The Principal Victims Of Wahhabism | By Younus AlGohar
His Holiness Younus AlGohar exposes the main differences between Wahhabi ideology and mainstream Islam. He conclusively proves that the primary victims of the Wahhabi movement are Muslims themselves.
Main points:
- The majority of people that have been victimised and slaughtered by Wahhabis are non other than the mainstream, non-Wahhabi Muslims. Muslims cannot get along with Wahhabis because Wahhabism is completely in opposition to mainstream Islam. What Wahhabis believe is more an emotional crisis for non-Wahhabi Muslims than a religious problem. What they believe is ultra-provocative to any Muslim who truly believes in Islam.
- Wahhabism is irrationally derogatory towards the founder of Islam, Prophet Mohammad. Wahhabis cannot tolerate anyone showing love or respect for Prophet Mohammad. Wahhabis have notoriously intense hatred for Sufi Muslims because they exhibit a huge amount of love for Prophet Mohammad.
- Most Wahhabis come from the Arab world; a widespread issue there is that people find it difficult to show respect. When Prophet Mohammad, a dignitary of elevated spiritual status, came to their land, they were unable to digest his eminence.
- Today, Islam does not exist anymore. In fact, Islam has not been here for the last 400 years. The Wahhabi ideology is not new. It is coming from the Arabian peninsula. Even at the time of Prophet Mohammad, there were Muslims who inspired the Wahhabi movement. They were those who left no stone unturned in derogating the Prophet Mohammad. They were those who joined Islam as a means to obtain power. They totally negated Prophet Mohammad from Islam and raised a slogan of ,’God’s land, God’s law.’
- The tenets of Wahhabism are extremely blasphemous to Prophet Mohammad. They claim that his importance is no more than that of a postman, that those who show him respect are committing a grave crime against God and that he has no value at all. They declare that there should be no intermediary between man and God, in total disagreement to the Quran. They reject the existence of the esoteric aspect of Islam, also completely contrary to what God says in the Quran.
Main points:
- The majority of people that have been victimised and slaughtered by Wahhabis are non other than the mainstream, non-Wahhabi Muslims. Muslims cannot get along with Wahhabis because Wahhabism is completely in opposition to mainstream Islam. What Wahhabis believe is more an emotional crisis for non-Wahhabi Muslims than a religious problem. What they believe is ultra-provocative to any Muslim who truly believes in Islam.
- Wahhabism is irrationally derogatory towards the founder of Islam, Prophet Mohammad. Wahhabis cannot tolerate anyone showing love or respect for Prophet Mohammad. Wahhabis have notoriously intense hatred for Sufi Muslims because they exhibit a huge amount of love for Prophet Mohammad.
- Most Wahhabis come from the Arab world; a widespread issue there is that people find it difficult to show respect. When Prophet Mohammad, a dignitary of elevated spiritual status, came to their land, they were unable to digest his eminence.
- Today, Islam does not exist anymore. In fact, Islam has not been here for the last 400 years. The Wahhabi ideology is not new. It is coming from the Arabian peninsula. Even at the time of Prophet Mohammad, there were Muslims who inspired the Wahhabi movement. They were those who left no stone unturned in derogating the Prophet Mohammad. They were those who joined Islam as a means to obtain power. They totally negated Prophet Mohammad from Islam and raised a slogan of ,’God’s land, God’s law.’
- The tenets of Wahhabism are extremely blasphemous to Prophet Mohammad. They claim that his importance is no more than that of a postman, that those who show him respect are committing a grave crime against God and that he has no value at all. They declare that there should be no intermediary between man and God, in total disagreement to the Quran. They reject the existence of the esoteric aspect of Islam, also completely contrary to what God says in the Quran.