-
referred to as "
Salafi jihadis", "
Salafi jihadists", "Revolutionary
Salafis" or "armed
Salafis".
Journalist Bruce Livesey estimates that
Salafi jihadists constitute...
- not been
joined previously because mainstream Salafis,
dubbed by some
Western commentators as "good
Salafis", had
mostly adhered to
political quietism and...
- 2012;
Salafis and
Sufis in
Egypt Brown, Jonathan. "
Salafis and
Sufis in Egypt" (PDF).
December 2011.
Carnegie Papers.
Retrieved 21
April 2013.
Salafi intolerance...
- "traditional Salafism". The
divisions between "Enlightened
Salafis"
inspired by ʿAbduh, and
traditional Salafis represented by
Rashid Rida and his
disciples would...
- The term used in this
manner "most
frequently used in
countries where Salafis are a
small minority" with the
intent of "conjuring up
images of Saudi...
-
response to the
Salafis rejecting a
ceasefire offer by the
Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi and
continued fighting. A
total of 24
Salafis were
killed and...
- reforms". The National.
Retrieved 26 May 2015.
Sylvia Westall (27 June 2012). "The
quiet influence of Kuwait's
Salafis". Reuters.
Retrieved 26 May 2015....
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multiple names:
authors list (link) Ali,
Mohamed Bin. "
Salafis,
salafism and
modern salafism: what lies
behind a term?." (2015). Bowering...
-
Salafis would distinguish themselves from the
emerging counter-currents.
Toeing this line,
contemporary Salafis portray Rashid Rida as a "true
Salafi...
- America,
perceived as the
greatest enemy of the faith."
Kepel wrote that the
Salafis whom he
encountered in
Europe in the 1980s, were "totally apolitical"....
