Najdiyo Kay manfi aqaid
The author has started his book with the quote of Holy Prophet pbuh where he stated that "From Najd there will come out the side of the head (I.e horns) of Satan." Then the author introduces Muhammad Ibn Abd Al-Wahabi who belonged to Najd and was tha founder of Wahabiyat. Though Abd Al Wahab had his initial training from Sunni Muslim Institute but gradually became opposed to many popular ,yet contested, religious practices such as visitation and reneration of the shrines. He also called for social reforms in the society based on the doctrine of tawhid. Despite his teachings being opposed by many Sunni Muslim Scholars of his time ,he gathered a huge group of followers. The Al Ash-Shaikh, Saudi Arabia's leading religious family are the descendants of Abd Al-Wahab and have historicaly led the Ulama in Saudi state. The word "Najdi" is used for Wahabis and the author has descriptively shed light upon the negative beliefs of Wahabis including the Saudis, in specific, in this book.
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June 15, 2026
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The author has started his book with the quote of Holy Prophet pbuh where he stated that "From Najd there will come out the side of the head (I.e horns) of Satan." Then the author introduces Muhammad Ibn Abd Al-Wahabi who belonged to Najd and was tha founder of Wahabiyat. Though Abd Al Wahab had his initial training from Sunni Muslim Institute but gradually became opposed to many popular ,yet contested, religious practices such as visitation and reneration of the shrines. He also called for social reforms in the society based on the doctrine of tawhid. Despite his teachings being opposed by many Sunni Muslim Scholars of his time ,he gathered a huge group of followers. The Al Ash-Shaikh, Saudi Arabia's leading religious family are the descendants of Abd Al-Wahab and have historicaly led the Ulama in Saudi state. The word "Najdi" is used for Wahabis and the author has descriptively shed light upon the negative beliefs of Wahabis including the Saudis, in specific, in this book.
