wahhabi

How about Wahhabi Jihadists that are being brought in from all over the world to fight Assad regime.

It is a parallel to the Saudi-radical Wahhabi convergence of the time, but still an entirely local development.

Saudi Arabia is our ally, but they fund Al Qaeda, support Salafi / Wahhabi Muslims which spawned Bin Laden.

Iconoclasm is one of the early precepts of Islam, especially the Wahhabi doctrines pushed by Saudi Arabia.

Also, no mention of Wahhabi Jihadists that are being brought in from all over the world to fight Assad regime.

These Wahhabi followers terrorize fellow Muslims who follow a different sect of Islam...

The Taliban are hard-line Wahhabi fundamentalists, they consider Sufists to be idol-worshipers.

What is seen Islamophobic by a radical Muslim of Wahhabi sect (as an exmaple) may be seen as legitimate criticism by a moderate one.

And that is the Wahhabi Islam that followed Osama Bin Laden.

The Wahhabi sect of Islam promote extreme Islam, Shariah, etc..

Though the term Wahhabi isn't typically appreciated by them.

Saudi Arabia has a majority of Wahhabi followers.

For example, you can find people who may be called a "Shafi'i Wahhabi", i.e., a Wahhabi that follows the Shafi'i school of jurispudence.

The notion that he was a "Wahhabi radical" is laughable; by all accounts, he wasn't even religious.

Indeed, "Wahhabi radical Islamic terrorism" was how Russian agitprop described it at the time.

The most accurate is probably "Violently Motivated Extremist Wahhabi Islam"...

The threat from Qutbism Islamic Fundamentalism (Wahhabi/Salafist inspired terrorism) is real and intelligence organisations work constantly to prevent attacks.

Bin Laden wasn’t all that interested in pan-Arabian unity, or even pan-Islamist unity, unless you were Sunni, more specifically Salafi / Wahhabi.

>The threat from Qutbism Islamic Fundamentalism (Wahhabi/Salafist inspired terrorism) is real and intelligence organisations work constantly to prevent attacks.