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- cd07ce6276d0db5ffb9ddcfd24649dd696250b329be3b24fec4b2eac2c3ca60e date "2001".
- cd07ce6276d0db5ffb9ddcfd24649dd696250b329be3b24fec4b2eac2c3ca60e first "Cyril".
- cd07ce6276d0db5ffb9ddcfd24649dd696250b329be3b24fec4b2eac2c3ca60e isCitedBy Wahhabism.
- cd07ce6276d0db5ffb9ddcfd24649dd696250b329be3b24fec4b2eac2c3ca60e last "Glasse".
- cd07ce6276d0db5ffb9ddcfd24649dd696250b329be3b24fec4b2eac2c3ca60e page "470".
- cd07ce6276d0db5ffb9ddcfd24649dd696250b329be3b24fec4b2eac2c3ca60e publisher "AltaMira Press".
- cd07ce6276d0db5ffb9ddcfd24649dd696250b329be3b24fec4b2eac2c3ca60e quote "Ibn `Abd al-Wahhab branded all who disagreed with him as heretics and apostates, thereby justifying the use of force in imposing his doctrine, and political suzerainty with it, on neighboring tribes. It allowed him to declare holy war , otherwise legally impossible, against other Muslims. To this end, Ibn `Abd al-Wahhab also taught the use of firearms in place of the sword and the lance, the traditional weapons of the desert.".
- cd07ce6276d0db5ffb9ddcfd24649dd696250b329be3b24fec4b2eac2c3ca60e title "The New Encyclopedia of Islam".