Saif al-Arab
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So what was he? If not a descendant?
As for intermarriages, sire... the house of saud even in the 18th century allied with the followers and cleric of wahab to lay the foundation of the modern Saudi state... and it was the same reason, even your monarchy is scared of the power and influence they had given them.
The specific term is that he was an Ottoman Pasha, appointed to govern Egypt and later Najd and other provinces and to extent the ottoman rule.
He lead an ottoman army against the al Saudis and Al Saud was captured and beheaded for damaging the Shrine of Hazrat Imam Hussain,The Prophets mosque and other holy places and for the massacres in Karbala and Syria.
That's quite some mistake.
I consider both wahab and Khomeini as a bunch of clowns.. do you agree ? Since you are a Sunni.
Not a direct descendent.
Take a look yourself.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faisal_of_Saudi_Arabia
Check the paternal lineage and ancestry of King Faisal who was the son of Ibn Saud like all the other 6 Saudi Arabian Kings.
Trust me, I am well-versed in Arab and Semitic history and the history of our 100's of dynasties, tribes. Whether pre-Islamic or Islamic ones. Not only that I am interested in genealogy.
Did I not wrote that the House of Saudi and Al ash-Sheikh family have intermarried before the reign of Abdullah bin Saud between 1814-1818? Obviously this has continued. An example of this was King Faisal. A highly respected figure in the Muslim world and Pakistan.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faisal_Mosque
There was no massacre in Syria. His army was composed of Egyptians, Hijazis (Arabs in general) and led by an Albanian general. I wrote that both versions are correct but mine is more specific. In fact most sources talk about an Egyptian army.
Hanbalis are Sunni Muslims as well. I am a Shafi'i. If you want me to say that Hanbalis are not Muslims I will never say that. Nor will any sane and informed Sunni Muslim or just Muslim for that matter. As for some of his teachings, I disagree with parts of it (to various degrees) and others where I agree. Same with Khomeini. I don't view things in black and white or at least I try not to.
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