Too many critics of Islam, including atheists, fail to appreciate just how diverse and varied Islam can be. There are things you can say that apply to all or most Muslims, as is the case with Christianity, but there are many more things which only apply to some or a few Muslims. This is especially true when it comes to Muslim extremism because Wahhabi Islam, the primary religious movement behind extremist Islam, includes beliefs and doctrines not found elsewhere.
It would be a mistake and unethical to criticize all of Islam on the basis of doctrines particular to Wahhabi Muslims. Modern Islamic extremism and terrorism simply cannot be explained or understood without looking at the history and influence of Wahhabi Islam. This means that it's important from an ethical and an academic perspective to understand what Wahhabi Islam teaches, what's so dangerous about it, and why those teachings differ from other branches of Islam.
The dominant form of Islam in Saudi Arabia is Wahabi. This is a much stricter and more conservative version of Islam, and some of its customs (not allowing women to drive, for example) are at odds with other denominations of Islam.
Wahhabism is an extreme way of Sunni Islam. It is mostly practiced in Saudi Arabia. Honestly, Wahhabism started in Saudi Arabia and was used by the pro-American government of Saudi Arabia for political interests. Fath El Islam is a Wahhabi terrorist organization that was financialy and militarely aided by America and Saudi Arabia which attacked the Northern city of Lebanon, Tripoli, and ended in a political compromise between Syria and Saudi Arabia, and to a certain extent, the Lebanese army. Usually, Wahhabists are the ones who hate every one that is not Wahhabist. They hate Sunnis who are not Wahhabists, who don't have big beards and who don't hate Shias, they also hate Shias, they hate Christians, they hate Jews. I don't know what they do not hate. But other Sunnis are totally different. They are the tiny little part of the Sunna who are crazy. I am a Sunni and I am saying that.
saudi arabia contain muslim people but it is not muslim country because muslim country is the country witch do the sharyaa "islam law" , they use some of these law and no country is close to Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is where Islam originated from. Makkah and Madina Munawar of it's cities are the two most important Islamic cities of the world.Answer 2According to Shia Islam scholars in Saudi Arabia a version of Sunni Islam called Wahhabism is practiced by government and majority of Saudi Islamic scholars.
saudi royal family are sunni and wahhabi. Saudi Arabia is base of Wahhabism. taliban and al-ghaede are wahhabi
Sunni is a sect of Islam
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There is no such thing as "the Sunni Movement". There is the Sunni Sect of Islam and there are numerous movements within Sunni Islam, but no movement so important that it has eclipsed all others.
Sunni Muslims within the Safavid Empire were forced to become Shia Muslims.
They hate Saudi family [Ibn Saud and his progeny] not Saudi Arabia, per se. Shiites hate Wahhabism (the movement of Sunni Islam that has official promotion in Saudi Arabia), not Arab people, because Wahhabism claims that Shiites are deviants from Islam and are a corrupted Jewish sect. This is untrue, since Shiites follow Islam from the time of Prophet Muhammad through his family (the sons and grandsons of his only daughter, Fatimah). Additionally, the Saudi government supports the persecution of Saudi Shiites and the destruction of their mosques.
There is no such thing as "the Sunni Movement". There is the Sunni Sect of Islam and there are numerous movements within Sunni Islam, but no movement so important that it has eclipsed all others.
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