☪️Islamic Creed ('Aqidah)
The Wahhabi movement responded to an article by Muhammad Al-Bahi
الحركة الوهابية رد على مقال لمحمد البهى
Author: محمد بن خليل حسن هرّاس (المتوفى: 1395هـ) (d. 1395)
About this work
الكتاب «الحركة الوهابية رد على مقال لمحمد البهى» للكاتب محمد خليل هراس يُقدِّم دراسة في العقيدة تتناول أصول ونشأة ومبادئ الحركة الوهابية، مستنداً إلى فهرس شامل يغطي أسسها وتوكيد التوحيد وعلاقتها بالتراث الإسلامي والسلف الصالح. يرد المؤلف على نقد محمد البهى مُؤكِّداً أن ادعاءات النقاد تفتقر إلى دليل علمي، ومُبرزاً أن الحركة ليست هدمًا بل بناءً وإصلاحًا يهدف إلى إحياء الدين وفق منهج السلف. كما يستعرض تطبيقات الحركة في الواقع السعودي وتفاعلها مع الفكر المعاصر، مسلطًا الضوء على جوانبها النظرية والعملية. يختتم العمل بدعوة إلى اتباع منهج مستقيم يستند إلى الحق.
Translation
The book “The Wahhabi Movement: A Response to an Article by Muhammad al-Bahi” by the writer Muhammad Khalil Harras presents a study of the doctrine that deals with the origins, emergence, and principles of the Wahhabi movement, based on a comprehensive index that covers its foundations, the emphasis on monotheism, and its relationship to the Islamic heritage and the righteous predecessors. The author responds to Muhammad Al-Bahi’s criticism, stressing that the critics’ claims lack scientific evidence, and highlighting that the movement is not about demolition, but rather construction and reform aimed at reviving the religion according to the approach of the predecessors. It also reviews the movement's applications in the Saudi reality and its interaction with contemporary thought, highlighting its theoretical and practical aspects. The work concludes with a call for an upright, truth-based approach.
Topics covered
- introduction
- Introduction
- Foundations of the Wahhabi movement
- The emergence of the Wahhabi movement
- The Wahhabi movement calls for affirming monotheism
- Due caution is the greatest principle in Islam
- The first pre-Islamic era and the second pre-Islamic era
- Idolatry of the dead and paganism of the living
- A movement that was not created to destroy, but to build
- Sectarian rivalry is not the cause of this movement
- Wahhabism and Islamic heritage
- It is not imitation, but the conformity of truth to truth
- One of the prides of this call
- A movement characterized by revival and renewal
- The effect of malicious advertising
- Reform movement or scientific academy?
- The Wahhabi movement and contemporary thought
- Scientific movement in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
- A movement that came for correction
- The Wahhabi movement between theory and practical application
- The call and its applied interpretation
- What is clear Islam?
- Islam, civilization and industrialism
- Establishing the entire system of life on the basis of Islam
- The experience of Islamic rule in Saudi Arabia
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