In the master's thesis, we dealt with the religious doctrine of Wahhabism. We first did a historical review of Islam and law schools. We then undertook a detailed analysis of the Hanbali school of law, which had a significant influence on the later development of the religious doctrine of Wahhabism. To better understand this development, we undertook an analysis of the geographical and political sphere of Najda, where Wahhabism was developed. To understand the doctrine, we researched the ideological and applicative theologian of Wahhabism, Ibn Taymiyyah, and his successor, Ibn Abdul al-Wahhabi. Both followed the Qur'an and the Sunnah, emphasizing the imitation of the first three generations of Muslims, namely the generation of al-salafi al-salih. From this phrase, the concept of Salafism was derived. Ibn Abdul al- Wahabi in his thought and teachings emphasizes tawhid, i.e. Islamic monotheism, (the authority of Allah, the worship of him alone, his names and attributes). These three concepts are the basis for his religious thought as well as for Islam itself. Later on, an innovation into Islamic monotheism was introduced, ie. Allah's sovereignty, which is part of the religious thought of the Salafis. The reform and dawa in the community were due to the religious concepts that Abdul Ibn al-Wahabi rejected, namely innovation (bidah), unbelief (kufr), worship of saints and cemeteries, and jahiliyyah. We explain these in more detail, what they mean and what significance they have on the later development of Wahhabism. Then we explained the meaning of the word jihad, mainly from the point of view of a personal struggle and later also in the development of Salafism as an offensive struggle. We explained the differences in the religious teachings of Islam and the Wahabism about faith, religion, Allah, Qur'an and Sharia law. In conclusion, we found that the religious doctrine of Wahhabism is actually a reformed version of Islam, or the Slovenian they called the methodology. In fact, they in Slovenia do not accept the word wahabism, they more accept the word Salafism.
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