ORIGIN OF MUNKIR/WAHABIYYA/AHL SUNNA WAL JAMAA..... IN BUKHARI vol.73 kitabul ADAB Hadith no.184 Narrated by ABU SAEED AL KHUDRI. one day the BOOTY of war was being distributed by the Holy Prophet to the people according to their needs. The Holy prophet was conducting ADAL(distributing according to needs). DHUL KHAWAISIRA of the TAMIM TRIBE stood up and said to the HOLY PROPHET, o Prophet, you are not conducting INSAAF(equal distribution), you are favouring some people over others. Fear ALLAH The HOLY PROPHET replied, I am the HONEST(AL AMIN), ALLAH sends me KNOWLEDGE OF UNSEEN(ILM GHAIB) in the morning and night. ALLAH trust me but you dont. The man(DHUL KHAWAISIRA) replied to the HOLY PROPHET Be GOD Fearing. This man was trying to teach the HOLY PROPHET TAWHID, and then he turned around walked off. ADU SAEEN then narrates THE MAN EYES WERE DEEP SET, HIS FOREHEAD AND CHEEKS RAISED, HE HAD A LARGE BEARD, HE WAS BOLD AND HIS TROUSERS WERE HANGING BELOW HIS KNEES. Hazrat Khalid ibn Walid and Hazrat Umar asked permission from the HOLY PROPHET to behead this man because he was being disrepectful to the HOLY PROPHET The PROPHET replied, Do not kill him for people will say that the Muslims are killing their own people. It would create misunderstanding among the people. RECOGNISE THIS MANs APPEARANCE. IN THE LAST PERIOD OF MY UMMAH SOME PEOPLE WILL COME OUT OF HIS GENERATION AND BE IN MY UMMAH. THEY WILL HAVE THE SAME APPEARANCE AS HIM AND THEY WILL READ THE QURAN AND SALAH MORE THAN YOY, BUT IN SPITE OF THIS THEY WILL DEPART FROM THE BODY OF ISLAM JUST LIKE AN ARROW DEPARTS WHEN RELEASED FROM THE BOW. They will have no connetion to Islam at all MUHAMMAD IBN ABDUL WAHAB,(a decendant of DHUL KHAWAISIRA) belongs to the BANI TAMIM TRIBE. He was born in UYAINA VILLAGE near the town of HURAIMILA in NAJD DESERT in 1699(1111 AH) and dief in 1792(1206AH) He founded the WAHABIYYA/AHL SUNNA WAL JAMAA with help of BRITAIN through its SPY called Mr. HEMPHER.
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