Thread by @BroHajji

Thread:

After doing some research of the origins of the first Saudi state, their expansion from Najd to Hijaz was defiantly them rebelling against the Uthmani (Ottoman) Khalifah which was unanimously accepted by the Ummah.

Muhammad ibn Saud died in 1765 then his son Abdul Aziz ibn Muhammad Saud took power who by the way was Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahab's son in law married to his daughter.

Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahab passed away in 1792 their was not a single attack on any part of the boundaries of the Uthmani khilafah.

11 years after (1802) Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahab's death, Abdul Aziz ibn Muhammad Saud attacked Iraq which was part of the Uthmani Khalifah

They didn't attack Hejaz until Abdul Aziz passed away and then his son Saud ibn Abdul Aziz ibn Muhammad Saud came into power where he was bold enough and attacked the harmain as-sharifian killing many.

After Saud ibn Abdul Aziz ibn Muhammad Saud passed away the saudi's were still in control of Hejaz and Abdullah ibn Saud ibn Abdul Aziz ibn Muhammad Saud came into power.

The Uthmani Khalifah were having issues with uprisings in their Europeon territory most notably the Balkans.

It was only until 1811 the Uthmani's requested the viceroy in Egypt Muhammad Ali Pasha who sent his sons most notably Tushan Pasha & Ibrahim Pasha to quash the rebellion.

The rebellion was officially over in 1818 where Abdullah ibn Saud ibn Abdul Aziz ibn Muhammad Saud was executed in Istanbul.

The question arises what about all the Hadith's in relation to not rebelling against the rulers for example:

Allah's Messenger sallahu alayhi wa salam said: There will come leaders who will not follow my guidance and will not follow my Sunnah. There will be amongst them men who have the hearts of devils in the bodies of humans.

He (Hudhayfullah) asked: What should I Do O Messenger of Allah if I reach that? He replied, "You should hear and obey the ruler even if he flogs your back and takes your wealth, then still hear and obey" Muslim"

It was asked (by those present): Shouldn't we overthrow them with the help of the sword? He said: No, as long as they establish prayer among you. If you then find anything detestable in them You should hate their administration, but do not withdraw yourselves from their obedience

Wallahi according to the Maadakhilah and the so called Saadi, the biggest Khawarij are the founding fathers of the Saudi state who rebelled no doubt against the legitimate rulers of their time.

Now they have the nerve to use the above Hadith's to consolidate their rule over the little territory they hold compare to the rebellion they endorsed and permitted against the huge Muslim Uthmani khalifah who had flaws no doubt.

I'm sure this is called hypocrisy and double standards.

And Allah knows best