WAHABISM AND MONOTHEISM

A 300 page book allocated to this topic was written by Ibnul­Jawzi, named Defu Shubehit Tashbeeh Bi Ekuffit­Tanzeeh, ­Obviating heresies of anthropomorphism by hands of promotion­. Sheik Hassan As­Saqaf revised this book which was published by Darul­Imam An­Nawawi Publication, Oman. As­Saqaf's two essays named Traditional statements of scholars in explication of falsity of the hadith of 'I have seen my Lord' in the most handsome look and The sufficient evidential explication of falsity of imputing Kitabur Ruyeh to Ad­Darqutni, are appended to the third edition, published in 1413.

Describing the Hanbalite corporalists, Ibnul­Jawzi states on page 99:

… By their books, they offended against their sect. They slipped to level of ordinary people when they rested upon extrinsic meanings of aspect of the divine attributes texts… 

Within the words of Sheik Mohammed Abi Zuhra, cited later on, Ibnul­Jawzi's words shall be provided.

Ibnul­Jawzi rebutes corporalists' exegeses of the allegorical Verses. He criticizes sixty false and mistranslated texts. They are bases on which Wahabists and their forefathers constructed their sect.