ازدواجية الإرهاب والتكفير في العقيدة الوهابية

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There is no doubt that the Wahhabi movement that emerged in the middle of the eighteenth century in the center of the Arabian Peninsula was built on ideas and principles that moved away from Islamic law, despite its assertion that it was an Islamic movement that came to correct and remove the impurities that stuck to the Islamic religion, as it claims, but those ideas and principles showed everyone that they are destructive movement to Islam and did not have any connection with it because it doubted and claimed that many Islamic legislations are misguided heresies, and more than that, it started calling some Muslims infidels just because they differed from them in opinion.

On this basis, the Wahhabi movement adopted an aggressive terrorist method to pressure groups and individuals who do not believe in their ideas, which generated a situation that we can call terrorism mixed with the idea of disbelief for the other.

This duality arose and nurtured the Wahhabi movement, which the research attempts to address and explain its historical roots.

At the beginning, it deals with the meaning of terrorism, linguistically and idiomatically, as well as its definition by some international institutions, as well as clarifying the Qur’an verses that dealt with the word terrorism and its multiple meanings, as well as identifying the characteristics of terrorism, and the historical roots of those behaviors adopted by the Wahhabi thought to achieve its goals.