Followers of his Book of Unity oppose "bid'ah" or innovation, which he applied to such practices as saint-worship and tobacco-smoking.
The Al ash Shaykh are the direct descendants of this man, whose gave soldiers spreading his doctrines written certificates demanding admittance to heaven. Followers of his Book of Unity oppose "bid'ah" or innovation, which he applied to such practices as saint-worship and tobacco-smoking. His virulent attacks on the "shirk" of Sufis led to his expulsion from Uyaynah, whence he sought refuge in the Ad-Dir'iyah, capital of the Najd domains of Ibn Saud. For ten points, name this founder of the established denomination of Saudi Arabia, who sought to return to early Islamic practice.
The Al ash Shaykh are the direct descendants of this man, whose gave soldiers spreading his doctrines written certificates demanding admittance to heaven.
Muhammad ibn Abd al-{Wahhab}