How are Wahhabis different from most Sunni Muslims in Southwest Asia?
A. Wahhabis do not believe that government should be based on the original teachings of Islam.*******
B. Wahhabis reject all modern interpretations of the Quran.
C. Wahhabis do not follow the Five Pillars of Islam.
D. Wahhabis are a branch of Shia Muslims.
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The answer is B. :) Hope this helps.
Wahhabis admonishes to ground Islamic principles solely on the Quran and Hadith, rejecting much material derived within Islamic culture. Wahhabism includes a very literal interpretation of the Quran and often reinforces local practices- so nothing modern. Therefore, it's definitely not A because they believe the original teachings.
I wasn't talking about the Wikipedia answer, the conversation was deleted. Someone asked another question.
Providing explanations I guess is wrong, but I'm positive these are correct. Those are all I can answer tonight. Have a nice night/day.
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To determine how Wahhabis are different from most Sunni Muslims in Southwest Asia, we need to collect some information about Wahhabis and Sunni Muslims.
1. Research Wahhabism: Start by researching what Wahhabism is and its core beliefs. Wahhabism is a conservative branch of Sunni Islam that originated in the 18th century in Saudi Arabia. It follows the teachings and interpretations of Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab.
2. Research Sunni Islam: Get a general understanding of Sunni Islam, which is the largest branch of Islam, followed by the majority of Muslims globally. Sunni Islam is based on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad and the interpretation of the Quran and Hadith (sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad).
3. Identify Differences: Based on the research, analyze the core differences between Wahhabis and most Sunni Muslims in Southwest Asia. Some possible differences could include:
a) Beliefs about Islamic Government: One key difference is that Wahhabis believe that the government should be based on the original teachings of Islam. This is different from most Sunni Muslims in Southwest Asia, who may have varying opinions on the role of Islam in governance.
b) Rejection of Modern Interpretations: Another possible difference is that Wahhabis may reject modern interpretations of the Quran, while Sunni Muslims may be more open to different interpretations and scholarly analysis.
c) Observance of Five Pillars: It is important to note that both Wahhabis and Sunni Muslims generally observe the Five Pillars of Islam, which are the foundational obligations of the faith. Therefore, option C is not accurate.
d) Branch of Shia Islam: Wahhabis are not a branch of Shia Muslims, as mentioned in option D. It is important to stay focused on the differences between Wahhabism and mainstream Sunni Islam.
Considering the information above, the most accurate answer to the question is:
A. Wahhabis do not believe that government should be based on the original teachings of Islam.
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Amie plagiarized that paragraph from this article in Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wahhabism
I certainly hope json has more sense than to copy and paste anything from the paragraph!
Explanations are fine, in your own words. Plagiarizing is not fine, though.
How could you have given that info correctly? Do you know?