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Reordering Islamic orthodoxy: Muhammad ibn 'Abdul Wahhab
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I do not- wa-lil-ah al-hamd- conform to any particular sufi order or faqih, nor follow the course of any speculative theologian (mutakalim) or any other Imam for that matter, not even such dignitaries as ibn al-Qayyim, al-Dhahabi, or ibn Kathar, I summon only God, and Only Him as well as observe the path laid by His prophet, God's messenger. (ibn 'Abdul Wahhab)
This reformer was no more distinguished by any abundance, or for that matter originality of thought than the Prophet himself ...
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Reordering Islamic orthodoxy: Muhammad ibn 'Abdul Wahhab
The Muslim World
; I do not- wa-lil-ah al-hamd- conform to any particular sufi order or faqih, nor follow the course of any speculative theologian (mutakalim) or any other Imam for that matter, not even such dignitaries as ibn al-Qayyim, al-Dhahabi, or ibn Kathar, I summon only God, and Only Him as well as observe
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Wahhabism: A deadly scripture ; King Abdullah's Saudi regime spends billions of pounds each year promoting Wahhabism, one of fundamentalist Islam's most extreme movements. Much of it funds children's education in British faith schools and mosques. Should we be worried? Paul Vallely investigates
Belfast Telegraph
; There was a hint of it in a report written this week by Dr Denis MacEoin, an Islamic studies expert at Newcastle who previously taught at the University of Fez. Leading a team of researchers over a two-year project, he uncovered a hoard of malignant literature inside as many as a quarter of
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King Abdullah's Saudi regime spends billions of pounds each year promoting Wahhabism, one of fundamentalist Islam's most extreme movements. Much of it funds children's education in British faith schools and mosques. Should we be worried? Paul Vallely investigates
The Independent - London
; King Abdullah will go home to Saudi Arabia today with the charges of human rights protestors ringing irritatingly in his ears. But his controversial visit may well have left an unpleasant legacy for the people of the country which has feted him with full state honours. There was a hint of it in a
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Saudis learn lessons of terror and hatred in schools
Chicago Sun-Times
; There is no chance of eliminating terrorism by Saudis unless Saudi Arabia uproots its educational establishment. That establishment continues to teach hatred of Westerners. This incitement is rooted in history. Dore Gold's new book, Hatred's Kingdom, utilizing previously unpublished documents,
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Just peace and the asymmetric threat: national self-defense in uncharted waters.
Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
; ... into the Tower, I was not certain that action meant war until the second plane went into the second tower. Only after that did news of other planes with other destructive missions pour in. (I was in Europe that day, and my daughter was working on Capitol Hill ...
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SAUDI IIRO HOLDS TRAINING COURSE FOR TEACHERS
Info-Prod Research (Middle East)
; According to IINA, the Jeddah-based International Islamic Relief Organization (IIRO) has organized a training course for teachers in Somalia, in cooperation with the African Muslim Council. The month- long course was attended by about 100 teachers who have benefited from lectures, which focused on
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Famous People & Places
Al Bawaba
; The founder of the Saudi Arabian Kingdom was: -King Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud -King Fahd Ibn Abdul Aziz -King Faisal Ibn Abdul Aziz The Potala is: -An old bridge in Brazil -A Chinese dish -The traditional residence of the Dalai Lama Where is the bridge of sighs? -Venice -Amsterdam -Bangkok Which ancient
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Letters
The Spectator
; Lessons to be learned From Mrs Robin Theurkauf Sir: My husband, Tom Theurkauf, lost his life in the World Trade Center disaster. I offer these thoughts as both a new widow and a mother of three fatherless boys, and as a scholar of international law and politics. In the short term, the first
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$14 BILLION INVESTMENTS IN PETROCHEMICALS
Info-Prod Research (Middle East)
; According to Al-Hayat newspaper (June 15, 2006), Mr. Abdul Wahhab Saa'doon, Director of Energy Sector at the Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority ( SAGIA), forecasts the UAE to pump $14 billion worth of investments in the petrochemicals manufacturing sector by 2011.
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WAMY'S ABIBAKAR SIDDIQ MOSQUE INAUGURATED
Info-Prod Research (Middle East)
; According to IINA, the Abibakar Siddiq Mosque which was built by theRiyadh-based World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) has been inaugurated. Itcost SR106,600 to build, according to Abdul Wahhab Noorwali, Assistantsecretary-general of WAMY, Jeddah, who added that it was made possible withdonations
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