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FITNATUL WAHABIYYAH


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Fitnatul Wahhabiyyah - The menace of Wahhabism

 

 

Mawlana Shaykhu-l-Islam Ahmad Zayni Dahlan

al-Makki ash-Shafi'i

(Chief Mufti of Mecca al-Mukarramah).

May Allah be pleased with him

 

 

Introduction

 

 

During the reign of Sultan Salim III (1204-1222 AH) many tribulations took place. One was the tribulation of the Wahhabiyyah which started in the area of al-Hijaz(1) where they captured al-Haramayn(2), and prevented Muslims coming from ash-Sham(3) and Egypt from reaching their destination to perform Pilgrimage (Hajj). Another tribulation is that of the French who controlled Egypt from 1213 A.H. until 1216 A.H. Let us here speak briefly about the two adversities(4), because each was mentioned in detail in the books of history and in separate treatises.

 

 

Background On The Tribulations Of The Wahhabis

 

 

The fighting started between the Wahhabis and the Prince of Mecca, Mawlana Sharif Ghalib Ibn Bu Sa'id, who had been appointed by the honored Muslim Sultan as his ruling representative over the areas of al-Hijaz. This was in 1205 AH during the time of Sultan Salim III, the son of Sultan Mustafa III, the son of Ahmad. Previous to the outbreak of fighting, the Wahhabis began to build power and gain followers in their areas. As their territories expanded, their evil and harm increased They killed countless numbers of Muslims, legitimated confiscating their money and possessions, and captured their women. The founder of their wicked doctrine was Muhammad Ibn 'Abdul-Wahhab, who originated from eastern Arabia, from the tribe of Banu Tamim. He lived a long life, about one-hundred years. He was born in 1111 AH and died in 1200 AH. His history was narrated as follows:

 

Muhammad Ibn 'Abdul-Wahhab started as a student of knowledge in the city of the Prophet, sallallahu

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Fitnatul Wahhabiyyah - The menace of Wahhabism

 

 

Mawlana Shaykhu-l-Islam Ahmad Zayni Dahlan

al-Makki ash-Shafi'i

(Chief Mufti of Mecca al-Mukarramah).

May Allah be pleased with him

Asalamo `alaykum wa rahmatullah,

 

Madina! Is this a translation from Ad-Durr-as-Suniya? Or is it a different risala?

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