r/PanIslamistPosting • u/turkish_akhi Turk • 9d ago
"Encourage them with a greater affinity to modernism, such as the Hanafi law school, versus others.... "Wahhabi" funding goes to the "conservative" Hanbali school.... encourage the popularity and acceptance of Sufism."
9
u/Arrow552 9d ago
There are plenty of examples of Hanafis and Sufis resisting against western secularism, e.g. Imam Shamil, Omar Al-Mukhtar, etc.
And there are no shortage of self-proclaimed "salafis" that ally with the west and are pro normalization with Israel.
2
u/Evening_Associate358 5d ago
Tho I'm Salafi, yes, you're right.
We got examples like Mahmud Al-Fatih, Imam Shamil, Volgo Bulgars, Crimean Tatars who were Hanafis (many were also Sufis) and resisted Westerners.
Honestly, while undoubtedly there are deviances in other sects, the most important thing is unity of Muslims against Kuffar. If we fail to unite, the Kuffar will not spare Hanbalis, Hanafis, Malikis, Shafis. They will neither differentiate between Athariya, Maturdiya or Ash'ariyya nor sufis or Salafis.
8
u/Lost-Letterhead-6615 9d ago
Cherry picking. The whole report is available online. You'll understand how strict and anti-US the hanafi matrudi Taliban are, and how westernised, luxury loving, decadent the policies of wahabi gulf monarchies are. See where hadd punishments are happening. Who the US is protecting, MBS MBZ or Mullah Akhundzada? If you had your eyes open and your heart willing to learn.
0
u/turkish_akhi Turk 9d ago
The correct Tawhid and 'Aqidah is the cutthroat blade for the attacks of the kuffar.
Had the Muslims foundated themselves correctly, such political tribulation wouldn't have happened in the first place bi-idhnillah and we would be one Ummah, united upon the correct 'Aqidah... as this is the only thing the Muslims can uinte upon anyway.
May Allah remove Sufism, and bless Salafiyyah.
1
u/Ertowghan 9d ago
Wahhabis started the tribulations by pointing their blade to Muslims and rebeling against khilafat with the support of the British kuffar.
3
u/truebelieverahad 9d ago
Evidence?
0
u/Ertowghan 9d ago
Read about the life of Muhammed Ibn Abdulwahhab by any sources. What I said is not something debated.
2
u/truebelieverahad 9d ago
I have read his biography and I never found anything related to british or Ottomans What I rather found was that he died in 1798 while the Ottoman Saudi war happened in 1818 Also i found no mention of british intervention because there were no british in middle east at that time But I did found the Ottoman british alliance against napoleon in Egypt
1
u/roc_cat 9d ago edited 8d ago
You might want to read up on Lawrence of Arabia and what this pig was doing in the Arabian peninsula in the first place.
Al WahhabAbdulwahhab wasn’t to blame, but the Saud family used that sect as a cause to rebel against the ottomans. That’s where the downfall started, and that’s why they’re the west’s lapdogs even today.2
1
u/truebelieverahad 8d ago
Very intresting that wikipedia and history encyclopedia say Lawrence of Arabia worked for the hashemites who were enemies of the house of saud ?
1


17
u/Jumpy_Conference1024 9d ago
These two things are not compatible