Why are the SAUDIS financing mosques in CHECHNYA? - VisualPolitik EN

[@andreanto8685]

As an ex-muslim Indonesian, I can confirm what you said here. I can drive through my city and every 50 meters you will see luxurious and lavish mosques. They stand out between the dense and shaby low income communities surrounding them. As a youngster I used to think where these guys get the money to build all these structures, as back then it was implied that all mosque construction are from local donations. Now, it's too obvious they are foreign funded. But unfortunately, the tentacles of salafism has spread into government institutions. Our current president is smart and managed to reign in these extremists. The threat is not over though, it has only just begun. islamic political parties are starting to openly demand replacing our democracy with shariah. and if that happens, violent fighting will be inevitable because many areas are majority non muslim IE. bali, papua, etc. this will keep going unless we do something about the source.

[@karankapoor2701]

Isn't Aceh a region under sharia , also i think being an ex Muslim can always be really really dangerous

[@fajartiyarabdulmajid7807]

There is a lot of loving country rhetoric schollar in Indonesia especially nahdatul ulama, muhamadiyah...Indonesia goverment have to control the clerig & message in their sermont...salafy in Saudi did not dare to critic their goverment but in Indonesia they uses religion for politic using ibn Taimiyah doctrine one of salafist source of schollar

[@siddharthkhandelwal3161]

My father has travelled to Indonesia 3-4 times over a period of 12 years. I can confirm that we made the exact same observation.

[@Thedude88905]

@@fajartiyarabdulmajid7807 Doesnt indonesia follow sharia law?

[@fajartiyarabdulmajid7807]

@@Thedude88905 shariah means law in English...in Indonesia..we acknowledge 6 relligion and accommodate all of they need included law about marriage, heritage, dietary etc under relligion department...in Indonesia.. selling alcohol under regulation..not sold in public place ...that's applied because the struggle of schollar from , NU , Muhammadiyah and other..but lots of salafist trying to destroy this Harmony cause their textually interpretation...

[@alexanderthegreat5352]

I live in Jordan and I can also report that Salafism is spreading at an alarming rate, which is horrible if we want to gain rights and create a secular democracy. I think the appeal of Salafism is its simplicity. Thanks for covering such an important and influential phenomenon!

[@mdi8164]

Salafism or not, you'd have to get rid of your monarchy first to become a democracy

[@alexanderthegreat5352]

@@mdi8164 Egypt did that and the people (majority Muslim) voted for the the Muslim Brotherhood to take charge, in other words we need a thought revolution before having an actual revolution

[@karankapoor2701]

@@alexanderthegreat5352 definitely , even though sisi is a dictator i think he's way better than muslim brotherhood , i think these mullahs need to be jailed , allthough isn't Jordon pretty liberal compared to other muslim countries

[@None-do2qn]

@@karankapoor2701 yeah, it’s even much more liberal than India

[@mdi8164]

@@karankapoor2701 i think you should worry about your own country where extremism is worse than Jordan or Egypt. And Jordan is religious not liberal, it's just that they're tolerant towards other faiths.

[@joMan1060]

Iam Indonesia ,christian. And iam Thankfull to Nadhatul Ulama for protecting minorities againts radicals, they are very tolerant and teaching "Islam Nusantara" ,Islam with Indonesian culture of Tolerant and Peacefull. In early 2000s One of Nadhatul Ulama member died to stop bomb attack in a church ,his sacrifice save lot of ppl in the church. Without Nadhatul Ulama, minorities like me will have a big problem.

[@philipwoodgate9555]

just never let go of your democracy, it is worth fighting for, it will help protect against radicals.

[@deserteffect1001]

Also, that picture isn't of the scholar Mohamed abd al wahab as he died before the making of the camera..... Many of your videos lack truth due to lack of paying attention to details... Unsubscribing and disliking the videos.

[@nejm612]

Sadly, Presenter is uninformed. (Paused at 1:07 to type this) Yes, "Sunni" Islam has, for most Islamic history, been interpreted according to four main schools of legal interpretation (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i, and Hanbali), but Salafi isn't one of them. While Salafi-ism's origins _can_ be traced to the writings of certain Hanbali scholars, it is a (historically) modern movement, not identical with classical Hanbalism - though the modem Kingdom of Saudi Arabia does claim to follow Hanbalism. Also, while it is accurate to say that the Hanafi school is _famous_ for using reason in contrast to the other schools' literal interpretation of the source texts, that's an oversimplification and only true in some instances.

[@nejm612]

Note: though many do include Salafis as part of the "Sunnis" they are far from the trodden path of the of traditional Sunni interpretations of Islam.

[@nejm612]

Also, Iraqi origin? No. The Salafi movement is something analogous to the Protestant movement in Christianity in that it was born from a "correction", all the other Muslims had lost the way, they opined, and their interpretations of the religion were deviant. The word "salaf" means "predecessors" in Arabic, and has long been used by Muslim to refer to the very early generations of Muslims, often the first three generations, and can be used to include Muslims during the first 300 years of Islamic history. Muhammad ibn AbdulWahhab ≈ 200 years ago, inspired by the novel (ie, not mainstream) writings of an Iraqi Hanbali scholar (ibn Taymiyyah) that lived about 600 years prior to Wahhab, basically made anathema of all Muslims since ibn Taymiyyah. Wahhabis highly regard ibn Taymiyyah, however their understandingsv are not identical to his. It was an Egyptian in the twentieth century that coined the term "Salafi" as meaning to differ from historical interpretations of Islam and a return to the way of the salaf (early Muslims). _____ I'm probably not going to keep pausing and commenting, and haven't gotten far, but it's worth nothing that even if the presenter does present the present politics accurately, it's clear that he's not an expert in the history that he gave us a crash course in.

[@nejm612]

Oh, a side-note: Salafis are not a cohesive group; they come in many flavors.

[@nejm612]

(Paused at 4:57)... All Sunni and Shia interpretations of Islam believe in "jihad". It doesn't mean, however, to fight all non-Muslims. Historically (ie, before the end of WWII - after which most of the world's nations agreed not to change borders through armed conflict), unless bordering nations had treaties, the default was conflict with neighboring states, be it the borders of the Ottoman state (officially a Hanafi state, by the way), Rome, British, or just about any state. Jihad on the battlefield may have been offensive, defensive, or both. Since the close of WWII, however, offensive jihad has been removed due to entering into non-aggression treaties. (The "Mujahideen" we know from fighting the Russians in Afghanistan, we're defensive "jihaders" (like a "Muslim" is an "Islamer", and "Muslimeen" are "Islamers").

[@fajartiyarabdulmajid7807]

@@nejm612 Asking salafy wahabism, ikwanul Muslim , isis , HTI ..are you know ibn Taimiyah...all of them must be answering yes...salafist influence by hanbali Mazhab and the idea of ibn Taimiyah...ibn Taimiyah known for textually interpretate Quran ..just like imam Ahmad bin Hambal ..he's not fiqih schollar actually but hadith...He only talking about hadith in every question people asking to him..lots ibn Taimiyah follower are Hambali..and actually ibn Taimiyah himself are influence by Hambali...by calling bidah if everything not in hadisth and quran

[@derrionwisdom4580]

What a juicy juicy topic thanks guyzzz!!!

[@aasimala887]

There's quite a bit of misinformation here though, I ain't a fan of the Salafis and usually really like this channel but after seeing the misinformation here, I'm second guessing using this channel for news.

[@aasimala887]

1-All Muslims agree that not a single letter or dot from the Quran and Ahadith can be changed. You'd learn this at any Sufi madrasa or even maktab. 2-The salaf weren't some obscure group from Baghdad. Salaf just means predecessor and the Salaf Al-Salih who the salafis claim to follow are the first 3 generations after the prophet. Again something which is taught to children in Sufi Madaaris. 3-The word Wahhabi wasn't coined by Ibn Abdul Wahab. It was actually a target derogatory term used for him and his followers by their opponents. They called them this as the Salafis/Wahhabis seemed to follow Ibn Abdul Wahab more than they followed the Salaf. 4-all Muslims (aside from certain groups from among the Shia) follow the Salaf and hold them in the highest regard, Imam Abu Hanifa who the Hanafi school is named after (the school that "allows reason" and which the Taliban follow) was among the Salaf himself. I'm not even Salafi but do have many Salafi friends and follow some of their scholars and it's clear that they are terribly misinformed,

[@seekeroftruth5389]

“You see in Islam there are 4 different schools of jurisprudence the Tailban follow the Hanafi school which has nothing to do with the salafist school” Shows how much research has been put into this 😂

[@khairulhelmihashim2510]

salafist are not against the 4 major school of jurisprudence. they're against the 'creative innovation' in religious practices.

[@geraldmaxwell3277]

@@khairulhelmihashim2510 Isn't Salafism derived from the Hanbali school?

[@Omer1996E.C]

@@geraldmaxwell3277 no, I'm Shafii and Salafi

[@alexanderthegreat5352]

Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab was under the Hanbali school, most mainstream Salafists are, there's no mistake there

[@Omer1996E.C]

@@alexanderthegreat5352 no, it's a mistake. Most are shafiis and are in Indonesia, Malaysia, Iraq, East Africa. While hanbalis are only in saudi arabia. And I've never seen a person putting a statue as his profile picture except if he's an Islamophobe atheist. Especially Roman and Greek once, they are west servants. So, please don't look like them cuz they are the most unknowledgable people about islam and talks about it

[@amb163]

We're not going to stamp out radicalism (of any sort, religious or political) until we deal with the root causes, like poverty and instability. Vulnerable people are the easiest to radicalize.

[@korsol]

Yes primary thing I recommend is stop mingling in the middle east all the droning, bombing and coups have caused great instability. Islam has been around for more than 1400 years but this terrorism thing has really sprung up at the turn of the millennium. So what changed the last 20 years orso ?

[@shakiMiki]

Petro dollars is the root cause. Saudi Arabia is the source & the House of Saud has made its pact with radical islamists inside the country.

[@MrTryAnotherOne]

@@korsol Islam has been used as the justification for imperialistic expansionism from 622 to the 17th century towards Europe and was only stopped at the gates of Vienna and also during the Barbary Wars in the early 19th century which btw was the prime reason why the USA is currently and still meddling all over the world.

[@FixedFace]

you don’t say

[@poorang900]

But islam is also one of the root causes of terrorism. it also spread poverty by inviting people to ask god for their happiness and success instead of working for it

[@User-hx2jg]

When the West speaks about Salafiyyah why don’t they actually interview and learn from actual Salafis?

[@bosbanon3452]

Learn from beo hajji🤔

[@bosbanon3452]

Learn nazism from hitler, don't talking like that, most salafist scholar in my country even hiding dangerous part from mufidul mustafid and ad durrarus saniyah

[@cheikhelkebirmohamed4650]

The ignorance of Western analysts of Islam makes them a laughingstock in the Islamic world. They do not differentiate between moderate Salafism and Jihadi Salafism

[@physics77guy]

@@cheikhelkebirmohamed4650 so you are saying that jihadi silafist people make distinction and have tried to learn about other religions???? without doing their own homework how can they force their own ideology in countries.... you people are the laughing stock in west coz you people are showing that you are going towards dark ages

[@muhammadfarhan5970]

Hello, i'm an indonesian salafist but cant understand where u got all the data and why people call us extrimist. In fact our scholars and preachers always told us that suicide bombing is haram (prohibited) and we dont support the version of jihad that u might seen on media. a lot of our scholars graduated from saudi arabia but they're so peaceful yet very strict about the rule of islam. They dont teach us to forcing people to follow us, we just very strict to our principle. the fact that banser which is the youth "militia" organization that's affiliate with nahdhlatul ulama have forcibly disolve our religious occassion many times, and our scholars teach us not to got provoked by it and be patience. and you can see that fact. we hold our principle of religion for us, and never dissolve their religion occassion like they did to us. may peace be upon us all

[@muhammadfarhan5970]

also the picture of muhammad ibn al-wahhab that you show in the video is fake. even when he died camera have not been invented yet. he died in 1793 and camera was invented in 1816

[@abdelhamidmetwally2266]

Interesting points, but a number of points need to be pointed out/corrected and argues: 1. Mohammed Abdel Wahhab never called his doctrine "Wahhabism". This term was actually used by others to describe his movement. In fact many of his current adherents continue to actually hate the term and insist they are just "Salafist", just as he himself had done.

[@abdelhamidmetwally2266]

2. Spreading Wahabbi Salafism today is no longer a priority for the current Saudi regime (and in some cases, it seems that it is actually discouraging it).

[@abdelhamidmetwally2266]

3. Regardless of the video's view on the current state of democracy/elections in Egypt, there is actually a legal Salafist party in Egypt that actually still has seats in the current parliament. The current official ban is mainly on the Muslim Brotherhood and groups/parties/persons who are accused (correctly or falsely) of being affiliated with them.

[@assadtawhidi2688]

Hahaha nearly no real research occurred prior to posting this video. Emphasis was placed on editing lol. Thanks for taking the time to point out how dumb they are though. I was gonna but smh... decided against it.

[@kinetickame1203]

it's to differentiate from atharis and other non-wahhabi salafis

[@bosbanon3452]

Muhammad ibn abdul wahab maybe never use it, that term was created by his older brother and his rival Sulaiman , but his followers proudly use that term in ad durrarus saniyah

[@cardenova]

You guys really should lower the volume of your music. It borders on inappropriate and annoying.

[@The_Midnight_Bear]

"Should we fight the spread of salafism?" That's like asking if we should fight the spread of neo-nazism, or just focus on the Breiviks of the world.

[@The_Midnight_Bear]

@@shiblirahat111 if Islam is the demented ravings of a fundamentalist school, sure

[@EcclesiastesLiker-py5ts]

Salafism is broader than you seem to be implying, they run the gamut from violent militant to quietest. I mean, they're still all Muslim, so their theology is fundamentally flawed, but you shouldn't judge them all by their most violent elements. That would be like judging all atheists by the actions of communists.

[@alonhaviv6755]

I couldn't stop replaying how Grant tries to pronounce "Hizb ut-Tahrir" 🤣 I've probably heard him a 100 times! 😂🤣😂🤣

[@milk-it]

Yeah, that's a freakin' hard term to get an Anglo-Saxon tongue around.

[@harrelsonyee4467]

Same 😂🤣

[@eifelitorn]

how the hell can one say it so wrong, wow 😂

[@alonhaviv6755]

Too bad I can't add a meme of captain Barbossa says: "A hundred times again!" 😂

[@Frankey2310]

He had no chance: nothing in this transliteration tells you that the "h" is actually a "kh"

[@Ahmed-Bin-Koshari]

gay culture in everymovie ✅ Open mosques and allowing education ❌

[@RealCherry8085]

Islamic education destorys one's critical thinking ability, Just watch Richard dawkins visit to a islamic school.

[@RealCherry8085]

Well if you don't like those movies then don't watch it.

[@onurturhal6814]

As a secularist🇹🇷 one thing I gotta give to Erdogan is that as a result of his tendency to prefer national strains of Islam eg. Anatolian Islam he did keep Salafism at bay

[@squeezerelease9757]

Salafism is not a school of thought, it’s not one of the 4 schools of thoughts.

[@Bolsonaro_em_Haia]

What is it then?

[@seekeroftruth5389]

@@Bolsonaro_em_Haia there is a difference between fiqh ( Islamic jurisprudence) and iqeda ( creed ) salafism is a creed like the Ashari creed and Maturidi so you could be a salafi and follow Hanafi jurisprudence and you could be a Hanbali and follow the Ashari creed

[@gangov]

Great content, thank you for that. P.S.: I wonder how did Saudi Arabia allowed this video

[@bosbanon3452]

😐 does they have power to stop it? I wonder how saudi arabia keep spreading it's sect menawhile thwy abandoned it

[@bosbanon3452]

They want to distancing themselves from taliban and heretical version of salafism, you can see it in this video maybe the saudi himself who paid this channel

[@Pqj613]

Does Saudi Arabia have power to stop it ?

[@gunawankartapranata7948]

13:33 Thank you for recognizing NU (Nahdlatul Ulama). Indeed Indonesian Muslim is currently facing the battle for the soul of Islam in Indonesia, between our home grown Islamic interpretation of NU versus the imported Saudi's Wahhabi/Salafi (also Egyptian Ikhwanul Muslimin/Muslim Brotherhood) that has been infiltrated and grow in Indonesia since late 1970s. As the result, there is a growing Arabization, fanatism, intolerance, and ultra-conservatism in the country. That was why NU offered the Islam Nusantara or Indonesian (Islamic) model, a distinctive brand of Islam developed in Nusantara (Indonesian archipelago) at least since the 15th century.

[@rajasekhare9573]

But they don't build mosques for refugees in Turkey and Indonesia!

[@mightyhadi6132]

You know that Ikhwanul Muslim a.k.a Muslim brotherhood is not Salafi right? Also salafis are the opposite of Muslim brotherhood. And more tolerance .The Salafis movement have been working to counter terorisme in Indonesia

[@mightyhadi6132]

@No Commentary Gaming You know Saudi doesn't impose their ideology and syaria law right? They just teaching what the pure and correct Islam based on real Islamic teaching to the people's. In fact it's the opposite, Saudis is on going in fighting Muslim brotherhood and extreme movement like jihadis, ISIS, Hamas, Hezbollah, etc. The Salafis is the one fighting terorisme. You need to use your brain

[@mightyhadi6132]

@No Commentary Gaming A Salafis mean following the teaching of the salaf, Ibn Taymiyah follows the previous Imam of madhab such Syafi'i , Maliki, and the others two in aqida ( Islamic Creed) . The Salafis in Saudi follow the Ibn Taymiyah. So the Salaf doesn't invent or create new things like Asyari, maturdi etc . The God's attributes hands, foot face has been mentioned by Quran and authentic Hadith and also part of Salaf madhab creed of Islam.

[@mightyhadi6132]

@No Commentary Gaming That's big difference, because Salafis doesn't recognize coup d'etat nor has a syaria to over thrown a government unlike daesh. Preserving or not it's forbidden for Muslim to dethroned the government. Daesh is different from Salafis and not following salafis. Salafis doesn't involve in Political movement, politics can only done by the king, president and leader.

[@sowayan]

wow, poorly researched and with alot of mistakes! makes me wonder about your other videos that i'm less informed about ! and is this really politics ?!

[@loungelizard836]

Saud finances Wahabist Extremism in Albania and Kosova as well.

[@borisstanar1]

In Bosnia as well, Saudi Arabia has bult the king fahd mosqe in Sarajevo. Officialy part of its embasy, and our police has no jurisdiction over it. The epicentre of wahabi extremists.

[@arman_1024]

@Mr Wonder what does that have to do the Saudi Arabia financing radical Islam across the planet?

[@poorang900]

@Mr Wonder yes all this Abrahamic religions should be stopped the are like cancer

[@arman_1024]

@Mr Wonder but what does that have to do with the topic of this video?

[@shadowthehedgehog3113]

And Bosnia

[@cheikhelkebirmohamed4650]

The ignorance of Western analysts of Islam makes them a laughingstock in the Muslim world. They do not differentiate between Salafism and Jihadi Salafism, although Salafism is not a sect. There are four sects in Islam: the Malikis, the Shafi'is, the Hanafis and the Hanbalis. And every sect is Salafi, meaning all Muslims are Salafis, but you must differentiate between moderate Salafism and Jihadi Salafism(like alquaida).

[@X2KIM]

Never knew u can be both passionate and wrong at the same time

[@EAcapuccino]

Hmmm, should we be weary of this Islamic ideology expansion in other countries, even Muslim ones? Osam Bin Ladens often wore combat trousers, so he definitely wasn't a member of this previously unheard group. 😂😂

[@karankapoor2701]

Especially UK

[@Bolsonaro_em_Haia]

Sorry, I am not following. I have no idea of where you are coming from or what you are trying to imply or point out.

[@akon360]

Contracting this ideology will be tricky. Because any sense of discrimination will just embolden them especially with the west colonial past. And on the other hand appeasement to minority groups will always be met with resistances from the locals.My solution would be to just educate them and wait until their over the age of 25 but for warn them that they’ll have to go back. At least then they’ll have some money in their pocket and a western degree.

[@Bolsonaro_em_Haia]

@@akon360 there is no ellegant way out of Islam-created troubles. It will be messy no matter what - as well shown by Islam's history and doctrine. Any honest look into the matter will inform that Muslim communities are consistently all too eager to feel unfairly treated and ready to accuse others of colonianist and imperalistic intent. Despite having a long tradition of doing exactly that and showing no signs of having changed course or even considering it.

[@usayeed727]

Even Salafism isn’t monolithic. They have splits among themselves. Many are extremely apolitical and don’t want anything to do with government matters and others are the sort who’d justify chopping your head off even if you’re Sunni Muslim but not of the same school. Otherwise, I wouldn’t say this video did a terrible job explaining those differences- I’m saying this as a Muslim and was worried we’d be misrepresented in some way. Good work!

[@Omer1996E.C]

You're wrong, you're just claiming this because you are biased. I didn't chop my orthodox Christian or sufi friends' heads

[@amansingh18]

Alarming.. Need for every sane person to come together against Extremism. Great Video again @visualPolitik

[@johnbacon4997]

Saudi is trying to start a second Chechnya war lOL

[@dotxh4]

@@johnbacon4997 how?

[@nejm612]

Not directly related to the video (save the final question about pressure to fight salafists), it's worth noting that the United States, too, has funded Salafists, namely ISIS/ISIL (there was a leaked classified memo from before ISIS took power that discussed U.S. strategy in the Syria conflict, which explicitly mentioned aiding Salafists).

[@MrJoergenfoged]

nejm whitefolks612 - when was that leaked classified memo dated according to you??

[@dustintacohands1107]

Your funding them every time you go to the gas station hot shot

[@UnsungAces]

i mean the US did fund the taliban

[@dustintacohands1107]

@@UnsungAces when ? if your talking about supplying anti air missiles that was in 1980s and Taliban came in 1990s.

[@xi.l23]

@@dustintacohands1107 maybe he means 2021 when the us gave a shitoad of equipment

[@real_lostinthefogofwar]

Yes, the Americans should renege on FDR's promise and crack down on the Saudis religious expansion. Heck, they renege on everything else.

[@VoiceOfTheEmperor]

And then maybe start blockading the country.

[@real_lostinthefogofwar]

@Mr Wonder Religious nuts come in many flavours, but they don't all preach violence. They all push bullsh*t tho.

[@real_lostinthefogofwar]

@樱花装 Just arming the otherside in their little war would be more than the Saudis could handle.

[@real_lostinthefogofwar]

@Eduardo Ruiz Can't undo what's been done, but you can make expansion a lot harder, US has ways of applying pressure.

[@ArawnOfAnnwn]

@Eduardo Ruiz Ah yes, ye olde 'Let (MY) justice be done, even should world perish' mentality. Classic!

[@ayubbashir2957]

Islam the best religion in the world. 🤐

[@simplyballing1592]

This channel is so educational. Thanks

[@HolaBruv]

They do it every time. Saudi use it as a soft power tool.

[@HolaBruv]

@Mr Wonder First of all I’m East African Eritrean not westerner 2nd I’m Christian from denomination of orthodox Like Copts of Egypt. 3rd Christians do it by the goodwills of the people to spread word of god While this video shows a whole government doing it. And we all know what happened last time they did this kind of investments on foreign lands terrorists boom and grow from those mosques.while in Christians you will only find preachers in public squares or streets preaching and that’s maximum of what you will see people do.

[@HolaBruv]

@Mr Wonder Vatican isn’t holy Catholics aren’t even Christians they twisted the truth of Christianity for centuries now you are bring those who claim To be Christians but aren’t That’s why your claim is false

[@bittasi1139]

Please, dont make a video about things you dont know. It is clear that you have just picked false informs on the internet.

[@kumikoOG]

*The state does not have a statewide requirement, but several local municipalities do, including Boise.*

[@TheodoreIchabod]

Only a systematic approach will end islamic extremism. You cannot kill an apple tree just by picking apples.

[@moviesunified6746]

islam & violence , what a romantic story

[@ilovecookies2532]

Maybe if the US and Russia didn't interfere we would do better

[@ilovecookies2532]

@Ben Dover Ask syria and Iraq about it

[@squeezerelease9757]

Coining such a word as a “radical religion” for an entire religion of Islam is the problem not the solution

[@shoaibadl35]

As an arab muslim person It doesn’t seem that you did your research well The basic info you built your option upon is completely wrong and based on biased news or even fake and sometimes things you couldn’t understand as you are talking about a very complicated topic with out being aware of it.

[@__Man__]

Orientalism at its finest

[@freetolook3727]

@8:44 You're right, there are a lot of homosexuals in Chechyna. That dance is the gayest thing that I've seen a bunch of men do.

[@howtobedone]

I'm sunni Muslim too.... But I'm confused where you get these information is there any book for salafi or taliban sunni way

[@lostinlife2700]

Taliban are Hanafi sunnis They imposed Hanafi fiqh just after Victory

[@c11a00]

And her it goes again your hate to Saudi Arabia made you blind and disgustingly mistaken shaik mohammad bin abulwahwb never called himself a wahabi nor Saudi did so again you’re doing this out of hate

[@nickjansen1783]

And thank you. Great work.

[@aasimala887]

Sadly there seems to be a lot of misinformation here, and I'm not even a Salafi. Some corrections Might edit this and add more as I go along (am only 5 minutes in) but so far... 1-All Muslims agree that not a single letter or dot from the Quran and Ahadith can be changed. You'd learn this at any Sufi madrasa or even maktab. 2-The salaf weren't some obscure group from Baghdad. Salaf just means predecessor and the Salaf Al-Salih who the salafis claim to follow are the first 3 generations after the prophet. Again something which is taught to children in Sufi Madaaris. 3-The word Wahhabi wasn't coined by Ibn Abdul Wahab. It was actually a target derogatory term used for him and his followers by their opponents. They called them this as the Salafis/Wahhabis seemed to follow Ibn Abdul Wahab more than they followed the Salaf. 4-all Muslims (aside from certain groups from among the Shia) follow the Salaf and hold them in the highest regard, Imam Abu Hanifa who the Hanafi school is named after (the school that "allows reason" and which the Taliban follow) was among the Salaf himself. I'm not even Salafi but do have many Salafi friends and follow some of their scholars and it's clear you guys are terribly misinformed, I usually really like this channel but seeing how many mistakes you guys have in this area makes me second guess all the news and information I've been getting here. Please do some more research before making these videos.

[@aasimala887]

@No Commentary Gaming idk bro, like I said I aint a Salafi. I'm not an Athari either nor a Hanbali. I don't think Ibn Taymiya was a Kafir nor do I know which Hadith you're talking about but I don't think anyone really cares who you Takfir. It's between you, the person you Takfir and God.

[@hakeemmohamed1311]

This story is so warped lol.. I wish he would at least bring a Muslim on his show to clarify all the things he got wrong in this video. Terrible..

[@mdsabahuddin8251]

This is a pure western islamophobic propaganda channel.

[@youcancallmex9765]

@@mdsabahuddin8251 bczz it reveals the true cause of the war-political theory so called Islam

[@hakeemmohamed1311]

@@youcancallmex9765 have u ever heard of the crusades? 🤣🤣🤣

[@hakeemmohamed1311]

If that isn't war political theory then what is 🤓🤓🤓

[@youcancallmex9765]

@@hakeemmohamed1311 and all destruction there!!!!

[@Loffeleif]

The Caucasus isn't Central Asia though

[@troywalt4834]

Had almost forgot about the beautiful religion of peace lol

[@ilovecookies2532]

@Zakaria93 Aghzaf64 Always has been

[@artman12]

@Zakaria93 Aghzaf64 Not really. But they’re moving in the right direction away from radical Wahhabism.

[@troywalt4834]

@Zakaria93 Aghzaf64 because i can see this beautiful religion in my street everyday in the suburbs, they live everywhere but not in the muslim lands because they are poor refugees lol

[@mro7970]

Had almost forgot about US and europe Call bin laden freedom fighters and meet with jihadi in white house with ronald reagan oh i forget US was looking weapons of mass destruction in Iraqi Bring freedom Lol

[@artman12]

@Zakaria93 Aghzaf64 What did the Saudi media say, then?

[@User-hx2jg]

So many lies and inaccuracies in the first 3 and a half minutes of this video.

[@kingpest13]

Like what?

[@samijay]

example?

[@esmaelawol3193]

i am a muslim a sufiy sunni alhamdulilah i hate wahabism idea

[@theislamicjourney960]

Same reason as why European nations are financing LGBTQ organisations in Turkey. Oh thats not a big deal right? Because its suits your beliefs. But when other beliefs are financed it becomes an issue.

[@thejaebeing]

Impossible ... Islam is the religion of peace. This cannot be.

[@jsdsms]

The problem is not Salafism, Taliban, Sunni and so on. The problem is Islam itself.

[@raqibmichiganusa3831]

Islam is the last and final religion, the best religion for mankind, you are the biggest enemy, you are the biggest problem ,you are the biggest trouble maker for mankind

[@RealCherry8085]

@@raqibmichiganusa3831 "Best religion in the world" gets destablise by a single cartoon.

[@general9064]

No need to put pressure on oil economies, they will dry up by themselves. The reason why salafis are opening theatres in Medina lol

[@zollen123]

I was surprised no international spy agencies has not yet devised any strategy to make Islamic factions to go against each other.

[@VoiceOfTheEmperor]

Are you being sarcastic?

[@GalacticPlatypus]

@@VoiceOfTheEmperor I hope he is…

[@Andrew-ob5ij]

As we have seen in the past when the west gives money and arms to Muslim extremists, nothing has ever gone wrong 🙄

[@WarblesOnALot]

G'day, Go to the back of the Class, Ignoramus..., thereinat to conduct remedial study into the US support for the Shah of Iran, until he was deposed by the Ayatollah - when Unkle Spam swapped sides to fund and arm Sadman Husinsane's Iraq..., until he offered to sell Oil for Rubles rather than only for US Dollars, whereupon AmeriKa directed NATO to fire off it's entire anti-Soviet Arsenal in the Iraqui Sandpit. The EuroPeons and AmeriKans have Bin-Playin' the Nations of the Muddled East off against each other ever since Napoleon invaded Egypt. Wake up to yourself... Look in a mirror, you Fool. Such is life, Have a good one... Stay safe. ;-p Ciao !

[@navdeepkumar5085]

They always fight each other, but that's mostly local feuds. Also the terrorist members are all mixed up in all these factions, they keep changing which faction they work for.

[@ibnhassanq657]

as a salafi am telling you this man doesn't know what he's talking about

[@muhammadfarhan5970]

yes, i'm an indonesian salafist but cant understand where he got all the data and why people call us extrimist. In fact our scholars and preachers always told us that suicide bombing is haram (prohibited) and we dont support the version of jihad that they might seen on media. a lot of our scholars graduated from saudi arabia but they're so peaceful yet very strict about the rule of islam. They dont teach us to force people to follow us, we just very strict to our principle. the fact that banser which is the youth "militia" organization that's affiliate with nahdhlatul ulama have forcibly disolve our religious occassion many times, and our scholars teach us not to got provoked by it and be patience. may peace be upon us all

[@thhedreamz]

Dont agree completely, it seems U have little Information regarding Islam.. Im not Salafi my self but most of the things are not more then myths.

[@mr.normalguy69]

Here's another take: Salafism, Wahabism or even just Sunnism are just more literalist/direct way of interpreting the Quran and Hadith. Let me know if you disagree, and why.

[@kinetickame1203]

no sunnism varies widely most are rationalists within the text

[@fajartiyarabdulmajid7807]

Yeah salafism under influence by imam Ahmad bin Hanbal ...imam Ahmad known for mastering Hadith not fiqih...because he only answering questions from people asking him if it Hadith or Quran there..if not imam Ahmad just silent....this inherited to his follower...claim bidah to anything not in Hadith or Quran...salafys also influence by ibn Taimiyah..lots of his follower are hanbali Mazhab...ibn Taimiyah known for textually interpretate Quran..such as he interpretate ALLAH has a hand although schollar from other school claim it's jus metaphor...isis, wahabism, Al-Qaeda, ikhawanul follow the teaching of ibn Taimiyah...so what's diiferent they are?

[@fajartiyarabdulmajid7807]

The different beetwen imam abu hanifah than imam Ahmad is ...imam abu Hanifah is rich person..He can accommodate lots of people to make intelectual forum debating anything....imam Ahmad bin Hanbal...not have much privelege than imam abu hanifa...He is poor man ..and only know Hadith...he avoiding debating..he's follower inherited from him .. textually interpretation...because imam Ahmad bin Hanbal answering anything people asking with Hadith & Quran but if there is not he just silent...imam abu hanifa...known for qiyas/ metaphor/ logic in his interpretation because He's lots of information in his head...he's excellent in debate, etc

[@fajartiyarabdulmajid7807]

The first group among Muslim using relligion as political tools are shiah...because at that time shiah lost everywhere..in political dispute...look how they modified hystorican and Quran text for their political tools...and Sunni under wahabism start using relligion as political tools...wahabism for establish Saudi kingdom,.they uses it to rebell againts ottoman empire and they spreading wahabism to Arab world because they are afraid beeing overthrown by shiah & comunism in cold war...

[@lorrygoth]

You can't have two people without an argument.

[@TheTariqibnziyad]

I am glad that here in Morocco salafism is not tolerated, if you call someone "infidel" or use the word "jihad", you go to jail and get the worse punishment. That's how governments should deal with that bunch

[@finnthechao]

wow I thought Morocco was based but guess not. Is there any Muslim country left that isn’t a western lapdog?

[@HeadhuntexGamer]

@@finnthechao being western lapdog means not support death of everyone who disagrees with your view of the world? Lol.

[@TheTariqibnziyad]

@@finnthechao we are based, we just don't care about your criminal idiology.

[@RealCherry8085]

Respect to Morroco👌👏👏👏

[@finnthechao]

@@HeadhuntexGamer excuse me but do you think calling someone an infidel or saying the word jihad means you support the death of someone who disagrees with you? is it possible to be that dense? and liberals are the ones who supposedly champion free speech when in the same breath they advocate for jailing people for saying something they don’t like

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

It's all about politics...

[@scav17k98]

well no shit, what did you expect it to be?

[@LjubisaIvanovic-h7n]

The same goes with Mohammed. He made up this religion to benefit himself politically

[@Muslim-og3vc]

Propaganda

[@egg174]

It would be epic to see a Salafist vs. Mormon battle

[@sipanaskar14]

@Mr Wonder Islam is the biggest crime/evil, I am not a "westerner" I am Iraqi. Absolutely no peace in Islam.

[@mehadyislam]

haaaaaaa haaaaaaaaaa haaaaaaaaa haaaaaaaaaa i would love to see that

[@HimanshuSharma-oe4mk]

@Mr Wonder they destroyed the things they destroyed in the past - and then they said - oops , we were wrong - let's not do it again... as for islam - they are doing medieval killings and crusades in the 21st century - after man has landed on the moon. that's why there is problem with islam. i'm not a christian - i'm an agnostic.

[@korsol]

These fools don't know what they are talking about salafists don't take everything litteraly, some things they also take as paraboles and secundairy meanings, but they require secundairy proof to show that.

[@morningstar3870]

@Mr Wonder but churches don’t breed suicide bombers unlike … well you know

[@dwchen1]

Nahdatul Ulama. Yeah that was the largest Islamic organization in the world with a current members of over 93 million in Indonesia, 3 times the size of Saudi Arabia total population. It is very moderate, flexible, and pragmatic, and established in the 19th century. Had a deep root to Indonesian local culture and traditions aside of religion, that's why they are so well accepted within Indonesian society across the archipelago of 17.000 island, especially in Java island where 150 million people lived. So who is the main enemy of Nahdatul Ulama...? The answer is Salafism. It was Nahdatul Ulama who's put Salafism in check in cultural and social front. Without NU the salafism movement surely will wrec havoc in the country.

[@valsflor1686]

The video mentions that the Taliban are fighting Salafism in Afghanistan, is Salafism and the remaining ISIS there the same or different identities?

[@mrmachiavelli8380]

We muslims don't need enemies to destroy our countries we do it ourselves.

[@VyshnavNaadh]

key to global peace is atheism

[@finnthechao]

yeah the Soviet Union was very peaceful

[@karankapoor2701]

Whyy can't ixlam me reformed like any other sane religion

[@houseplant1016]

Islam was founded later + it has different circumstances. Christian countries have to trade with everyone. The majoriry of Muslim countries only need to sell oil/gas, so no need to blend in with other cultures. That'S why countries that trade more other products and are more in contact with the west are more moderate.

[@navdeepkumar5085]

Because of the mullahs who run madrasas. So the kids are more religious inclined, makes them prone to hardliners of their religion. Also the later converts are more likely to fight for other muslims than their own countries.

[@cakapcakep241]

Wahabism salafism(Saudi Arabia), Hizbut Tahrir, and Deobandi(Taliban) are the reformist movement. Islam reformist movement cause more harm than the old school of thought like Mu'tazila, Ashari, Sufiism, and Maturidi.

[@houseplant1016]

@@talal-alqahtani It needs reforming, everything needs reforming. Islam for example is sometimes very unclear about certain issues like smoking, do you still need to do Ramadan when you travel? Can you donate your organs? Etc...

[@houseplant1016]

@@talal-alqahtani I think there is a problem with the religion if different scholars have different religions... That is why there is so much radicalism, there are too many different interpretations. And the fact that you mentionned Ramadan: in the early days of Ramadan, travelling was 7-14 days but nowadays MAX 1-2 hours.. is that still ethical?

[@sagard.yenchilwar1379]

Solution Just wait till oil demand drains

[@godsservant6869]

I am an Ex-muslim Christian living in Iraq and I approve this message.

[@hakeemmohamed1311]

Who cares lol

[@godsservant6869]

@@hakeemmohamed1311 You don't but u should, ur following a false prophet.

[@hopeintruth5119]

@@godsservant6869 tbh all of them seem pretty false to me

[@godsservant6869]

@@hopeintruth5119 Thank u for the interaction. How do u know what is true or false?

[@hopeintruth5119]

@God's servant I just think they all copied each other, they all had very primitive thinking on things we know now, and many stories seem to be mythologies of real events or just borrowed stories.

[@adybsiddiquee]

Salafism has NOTHING to do with Hizb it Tahrir. Very different movements. Shallow analysis.

[@likklej8]

Don’t forget the Salafists flew the planes into the Twin Towers. The USA mistakenly attacked Afghanistan

[@ANIMEMANIACBOY]

But you people hardly talk about the evangelism, Protestant and the numerous network of Christian churches being built all over the world and how they financed it

[@RealCherry8085]

Never seen People blowing themselves up in the name of jesus unlike those who blow up themselves after shouting Allah hu akbar :))))))

[@ANIMEMANIACBOY]

@@RealCherry8085 one just did it in Ukraine 😂do your research

[@mro7970]

MBS Cut all the money from them right now they have big problem Now they have qatar and kuwait give them a lot of money

[@artman12]

It’s Qatar, Turkey and Pakistan funding them right now.

[@mro7970]

@@artman12 Pakistan Don't have money Qatar do it all the time because US behind them

[@artman12]

@@mro7970 Pakistan got funded by the US the whole time the American military was in Afghanistan. Pakistan in turn gave that money to Taliban and other organizations. Both Qatar and Pakistan, as well as Saudi Arabia before, had the blessings of the US to do whatever they wanted since they were allies.

[@mro7970]

@@artman12 u right i forget that Now i remember How ISI become so strong in Pakistan thx for US money

[@tsubadaikhan6332]

Things are complicated. One of you said Pakistan is funding Radicals now. True - And not True. The average urban Pakistani involved in Finance, Law, Engineering, or any other Commercial Venture, knows Chinese funding for infrastructure, development and trade is Pakistan's future, & doesn't want a single rupee of their tax money spent funding Radicals, nor do most of the Civilian Government. But Pakistan feels India is a threat, so elements within mainly the ISI, (security services), seek to use Radicals as Proxies against India. Prime Minister Modi's of India's Nationalistic Rhetoric & Hindu Nationalism & Violence against India's Muslim population hasn't helped that situation. But even the elements within Pakistan funding Radicals do not want to inspire terrorist attacks against Europe or America that may cause a backlash. America is far from loved in Pakistan, but you have to realise literally millions of refugees have poured out of Afghanistan into Pakistan over decades while the 'Great Powers' have used that Country as their Proxy battlefield. All while Pakistan is trying to Industrialise and Develop. America might not be loved in Pakistan, but, in my experience, nor is it widely hated. Most Pakistanis just feel used. For the purposes of Clarity, I am an Australian who hasn't been to Pakistan since I was briefly coaching Cricket there over twenty years ago. But Pakistan then was incredibly diverse, with great wealth, poverty, and most people somewhere in the middle. The vast majority in the middle or wealthy have zero interest in War, they just want to improve their lives, like most people. Pakistan is in no way some sort of Terrorist State. But there are millions of incredibly poor & refugees that are open to being Radicalised thru poverty & a lack of secular education. It doesn't matter where you are in the World, there's always some pricks that will try and take advantage of that. Especially if they see no danger to themselves...

[@stephenlavin7512]

Great video could u do hanafi in a future video 🙏

[@spartan187]

Btw salafism is not school of thought as you mentioned , you messed up and given so many wrong information

[@beehumble92]

The true Real Salafist are not bad. The problem is the khawarij that think they are salafist

[@nydydn]

On the field

[@aitwayagher]

Salafi is not a school of islam. Calling salafism radicals just shows how little you know about the subject.

[@zaydansari4408]

the term "Wahhabism" was not coined by ibn Abdul-Wahab himself nor was the Arabic equivalent "wahhaabi".

[@tamjidislam5558]

every muslim is technically a salafi

[@youngbizzy8205]

What's the name of the music on 0:35

[@fy3219]

Your information is wrong islam is in Chechen since the 16-17 century, and one of the great figures is “shamil dagestan” and he was a salaf , islam is not something new to us at all

[@futbesnake5438]

Fixed theet a bit. Good.

[@Kaizen917]

Few years ago, I came across Saudi financed mosques when visiting Tatarstan, Russia as well. This is kinda messed up.

[@mikegrazick1795]

Handing out free AK-47s with starter clips always wins new recruits! Step right up!

[@TheJoaolyraaraujo]

This one was very thoughtful

[@pokemonjynx1019]

whats the difference between the jihadist and salafist?

[@funwithbell7207]

Saudis financing mosques in Bosnia too....spreading salafism in heart Europe.

[@Salafi696]

You obviously know nothing about what you are talking about. There can be hanafi salafis and there are salafis within the taliban. Also salafis are not extremists it just means to follow the first three generations of muslims.

[@d333my]

Down with salafism telling Muslims what to think. Beliefs come from within.

[@truckinconvoy7312]

2:50 you can hear the laugh at the end of the title hahaha ahh.. Mr Yihad, I hope you have enjoyed sneaking through my facility.. little did you know that I always intended for you to make it this far.

[@h3egypt]

Fun fact taliban is originally a salafist group

[@clementmace3037]

Did you read the book from French author Pierre Conessa "Dr Saoud and Mr Jihad" ?

[@harismalik6601]

I strongly believe religion should be a private thing and any country or state should not support any form of religion, people should have complete choice to choose their own faith . Islam faced worst from people who call themselves Muslim for example Shia and Sunni proxy wars led by Iran and Saudi Arabia

[@korsol]

Well it's ideology war to be honest everybody does it. Even the west wants to remember "bring the iraqi people the sweet democracy and freedom" same with ussr vs west. Capitalism, liberalism, democracy is also spread by tools like media, wars and economic measures. It's not only a religious thing.

[@harismalik6601]

@@korsol I agree with you that all these things are done to increase ones influenced and economic gains but religion is the most used tool , 7/10 conflicts have strong religious base , if religion become personal things then majority of conflicts have no reason to start

[@korsol]

@@harismalik6601 I somewhat disagree, ideologies can be verry powerfull even non religious. I mean just take mao zedong and Stalin killing millions of religious. Almost all of africa and south america was raped pillaged and enslaved because they followed darwins ideology of the "savage blacks, that needed to be enlightened". A very racist evolution narrative was the basis then. So here you see even science can be abused even Hitler abused science this way.Then we got the whole capitalism vs communism wars. And now we still have many many wars fought or coups or rebels are funded to push liberalism. It's all in plain sight but when not pointed out by the media people don't realize this is going on.

[@maverick7291]

The problem with islam, is that the religion literally mixed church and state together.nyou can't seperate it. Christianity allows seperation of church and state. As Jesus Christ said " render to Caesar what is Caesar's, and render to God what is God's"

[@korsol]

@@maverick7291 Christianity doesn't allow state and church to be seperate. It has bent the knee and changed their whole religion somuch that they arrived at this compromised state today and they are losing followers and people that are really involved my the millions every day while islam is gaining. Thing is you can't compromise on the message and laws of god when you change it it's a human construction. Islam has governed state and churches for the majority of it's history up until the early 1900's with great succes, prosperity advancements of sciences and stability. This blind axiaoma that state and churche need to be seperate is just a ploy. These day's we see more and more the state involving itself in the church what is preached there what can they say. In essence the state is always the liberalistic ideology that fights the other ideologies.,

[@AsiaticWorldTv]

Everyone should be a Jihadist according to fight the devil within One Self!

[@batosato]

Wait, the history of Salafism is completely wrong. Salafism or Wahabism originated from modern day Saudi Arabia, and grew to be powerful during the Arab revolt to fight the ottoman empire. Where are you getting your history from @visualpolitik?

[@Omer1996E.C]

Where do you get your information? Salafism is following the salaf, which means it's 1300 years old

[@welshtoro3256]

The Muslim world has always been in turmoil ever since the finalisation of the five Rashidun. Everything in this video relates to the differences within Sunni Islam but makes no mention of Shia. When all is said and done it's amazing that religious belief systems over 1,000 years old have not been consigned to the dustbin.

[@HeavenlyMandate]

Can you discuss Ukraine?

[@beehumble92]

You don't even know what Salafist even means!. Salaf or Salafist means the way of the earliest generations of Islam after prophet Muhammad. The meaning of following the way of the salaf means following the original and old teachings

[@syedhussain5735]

So it's directly against Sufism?

[@kleuafflatus]

Learned a lot in this video, for example the Khorasan region that encompasses parts of Afghanistan, Iran and Turkmenistan is pronounced exactly like Coruscant lol

[@canigetasubforgoodcomment6054]

I've never seen why this channel make a video about US?

[@MrHafidm]

You don't know anything about salafists or islam,you spreading allot of misinformation.