The Wahhabi Myth Dispelling Prevalent Fallacies And the Fictitious Link with Bin Laden By Haneef James Oliver
ISBN: 9780968905854
Author: Haneef James Oliver
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 170
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Description
About This Book:
Haneef James Oliver's "The Wahhabi Myth: Dispelling Prevalent Fallacies and the Fictitious Link with Bin Laden" is an enthralling and well-informed paper that attempts to discredit famous confusions and deceptions around the expression "Wahhabi." Oliver gives a thorough investigation of the verifiable and philosophical parts of the Wahhabi development, with an extraordinary spotlight on disproving legends and tending to the bogus associations frequently drawn with characters, for example, Osama Container Loaded.
Deconstructing the Wahhabi Myth:
The book starts with an assessment of the Wahhabi development's verifiable starting points and advancement. Haneef James Oliver meticulously follows its starting points, disproving legends, and biases that have added to a mixed-up image of Wahhabism.
Defining Wahhabism:
Olivier presents an extensive and exact meaning of Wahhabism, plunging into the development's religious establishments and standards. The book furnishes perusers with a refined handle of Wahhabi precepts by isolating truth from dreams.
The Distinction Between Wahhabism and Terrorism:
A central question is the examination of the alleged connection between Wahhabism and psychological oppression, especially the relationship with the Osama receptacle Loaded. Haneef James Oliver carefully analyzes this association, underlining the hole between Wahhabism's philosophical underpinnings and the lead of explicit people.
Wahhabism's Role in Saudi Arabia:
The book dives into the job of Wahhabism in Saudi Arabia, investigating its authentic connection with the Saudi state. Oliver dives into the intricacies of this affiliation, offering light on how Wahhabism has formed the area's sociopolitical scene.
Clearing Up Myths About Ibn Abd al-Wahhab:
Haneef James Oliver answers continuous confusion in regards to Wahhabism's pioneer, Ibn Abd al-Wahhab. The book offers a fair and practical portrayal of his lessons, dissipating the legends that have added to the Wahhabi fantasy.
