The preacher of monotheism, Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab

Translation

The book provides a translation of the life of Imam Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab, the founder of the Wahhabi call, covering the stages of his upbringing, his calling, and its impact on society and the state. The author focuses on the context of the call in the eighteenth century and the intellectual and political currents that preceded it, showing how Ibn Abdul Wahhab’s call came as a response to the deviations that afflicted the Islamic nation in its beliefs and traditions. The book also addresses the challenges the call faced and the opposition it faced from some rulers, highlighting the role it played in unifying ranks and bringing together tribes under the banner of the correct faith.