Kashf al-Shubuhat

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Kashf al-Shubuhat is a short Islamic theological treatise by Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab that refutes common doubts and arguments against strict monotheism (tawhid) and his reformist creed.

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instanceOf Islamic theological treatise
addresses arguments used to justify grave veneration
arguments used to justify seeking intercession from the dead
arguments used to justify supplicating saints
aim clarifying the concept of worship
protecting Muslims from theological confusion
alternativeTitle The Removal of the Doubts NERFINISHED
alternativeTransliteration Kashf al-Shubuhāt NERFINISHED
associatedMovement Salafi movement NERFINISHED
Wahhabism NERFINISHED
author Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab NERFINISHED
circulation widely printed in the Muslim world
countryOfOrigin Arabian Peninsula NERFINISHED
doctrineSupported exclusive worship of Allah
rejection of all forms of intercession sought from created beings
strict interpretation of tawhid
focusesOn refuting doubts about tawhid al-uluhiyyah
refuting popular religious practices considered shirk
genre polemical work
theological refutation
influenced later Wahhabi scholarship
modern Salafi literature
intendedAudience Muslim laypeople
students of Islamic theology
language Arabic
length short treatise
mainTopic Islamic monotheism
refutation of shirk
refutation of theological doubts
tawhid
methodology argument by analogy with early polytheists
citation of Quranic verses
citation of prophetic hadiths
placeOfOrigin Najd NERFINISHED
relatedWorkByAuthor Kitab al-Tawhid NERFINISHED
Usul al-Thalatha NERFINISHED
religiousLawContext Hanbali jurisprudential environment
religiousSchool Hanbali NERFINISHED
religiousStance opposition to Sufi saint veneration
opposition to popular shrine practices
religiousTradition Sunni Islam NERFINISHED
structure series of doubts and their refutations
timePeriod 18th century
titleMeaning Removal of the Doubts NERFINISHED
translationStatus translated into multiple languages
usedIn curricula of Salafi religious institutes

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Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab notableWork Kashf al-Shubuhat