wahabi

/wəˈhɑːbi/
noun
  1. A follower of a strict, conservative Islamic movement founded by Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab.
    • The traveler learned about Wahabi traditions during his visit to the region.
    • Many Wahabis live in Saudi Arabia and follow a literal interpretation of the Quran.
    • The Wahabi scholar gave a lecture on religious reform.
adjective
  1. Relating to the Wahabi movement or its followers.
    • She studied Wahabi history at the university.
    • The Wahabi doctrine emphasizes the oneness of God.
    • The mosque followed Wahabi teachings.
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