Q.) Can you please explain who are Wahabies (is    this a sect), are they also Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jammah
  
  I really would like to know who Wahabies are and what they believe in.    I'am hanafi and was wondering what is the difference between us and    them. Jazzakallahairun selam
A.) The Wahabis, who call    themselves Salafis, are a group who had appeared in the last few    centuries and hold beliefs contrary to the Ahlus Sunnah wal Jamaa'ah.   
  
  They try to pull the wool over our eyes by affiliating themselves with    the Salaf (Sahabah and Tabi'en) but in effect their beliefs and    practices are completely in contradictory with those of the Salaf.
  
  The Wahabis are in essence Mujassimah (anthropomorphists-Those who    attribute
  a body to Allah Ta'ala).
  
  They attribute a hand, leg, face etc to Allah Ta'ala, while the    illustrious Ulama of the Ahlus sunnah wal Jama'ah hold fast to the    belief that Allah knows best the meaning of these words.
  
  Similar is the case with all the sifat (qualities) etc in the Quran ie.    the Wahabis take them on there apparent meaning , claiming that    interpreting the Quran is not permissible, while we say that Allah knows    best what it means or at times we interpret it in a suitable manner. 
-The    Wahabis reject the permissibility of using a deceased person as a    intermediary in dua, while we hold that it is permissible.
  -The Wahabis reject the Ambiyaa being alive in their graves
  - The Wahabis hold that Allah is really resting on His throne in the    sky, while we hold that this is from the Mutashabihaat.(Those unclear    statements hose meaning is only known to Allah).
  - The Ulama of the Ahlus sunnah wal Jamaa'ah disagree with the    destruction of numerous blessed historical landmarks by the Wahabis.
  -The Ulama of the Ahlus sunnah wal Jamaa'ah hold that taqleed of one    mazhab is necessary, while the Wahabis generally do not adhere to a    mazhab and claim that following one imam blindly is Bidah and shirk.
  -There are dozens of other differences.
  
  The Wahabis are vehement opponents of the Asharis and Maaturidis, who    constitute the Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jama'ah and are two groups whose beliefs    are correct. They also vehemently oppose tawassuf.
  
  It is necessary for us to be on our guard against them as they are very    active propagators of their Baatil and false beliefs.
And Allah Ta'ala Knows Best.   



 
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