The Salafi movement, also called the Salafist movement, Salafiyyah and Salafism, is a reform branch movement within Sunni Islam. The name derives from advocating a return to the traditions of the "pious predecessors" (), the first three generations of Muslims that are believed to exemplify the pure form of Islam.Those generations include the Islamic prophet Muhammad and his …

Salafis believe that sins can take place on three levels of faith: first, they distinguish “the soundness of the religion” (ṣiḥḥat al-dīn), which refers to parts of Islam that are so basic to the religion—like the belief in the existence of one god—that any violation of them (e.g., by bowing to an idol) is immediately labeled kufr; second, Salafis recognize “the compulsory of the religion” …

In particular, Salafis believe that Islam has been contaminated with non-Muslim ideas and practices. The Salafist intent is to return Islam to the same form that Muhammad left it in, without modern variations in doctrine or practice and with an uncompromising application of Sharia Law.

Salafis, as previously said, are strictly literal: if the Qur’an states that God did something, this action is ascribable to God only, leaving no space for human will. But if the Qur’an does not state something directly, it cannot be inferred from the context.

The Salafist doctrine is based on looking back to the early years of the religion to understand how the contemporary Muslims should practise their faith. They reject religious innovation or bid’ah and support the implementation of sharia (Islamic law). The movement is sometimes divided into three categories: the largest group being the purists (or quietists), who avoid politics; the …

Salafi Da’wah (da’wah literally means “call”, and in this sense it refers to calling to the truth, preaching and propagation) is that of the Qur’an and the Sunnah (i.e. the Religion of Islam – pure and free from any and all additions, deletions and alterations).

There is no such word as ‘Salafi Islam’. This is not a term which has been used among the Muslims nor did it refer to a group of Muslims in the past. Islam as we know was completed and perfected with all its teachings at the hands of the Prophet (SAS). These teachings, as we know, included all its rules and regulations, commands, allowances, actions, rituals, practices and …

In view of Ibn Taymiyyah’s blasphemous beliefs, Taqiyy udDin Al-Ĥuşni, have given a fatwa that “Ibn Taymiyyah was an absolute apostate (kaafir).” The famous Islamic Scholar, Alaa’udDin Al-Bukħari said, “ whosoever calls Ibn Taymiyyah as Sħaykħul Islam, is himself a Kaafir.

The above faith is nothing but idol worship. Ibn Taymiyyah seems to have a large body of Allah (SWT) in his mind. These belief about Allah (SWT) of the followers of Salafi and other Groups is similar to Hindus and other idol worshipers. Click Here to read detailed account of Ibn Taymiyyah’s . blasphemous beliefs about Allah (SWT)

The Salafis are a fundamentalist group that seeks to imitate the behavior of early Muslims. The real difference between Sunni and Salafi is that Sunnis believe Prophet Muhammad is Nur or enlightened soul to guide the Muslims whereas the Salafis believe he is a normal human being like me and you.