Institute for Human Sciences and Cultural Studies آفاق الحضارة الاسلامية 1562-6822 23 2 2021 02 01 Poetic answers to Wahhabi doubts Poetic answers to Wahhabi doubts 77 108 5824 10.30465/afg.2021.5824 AR Saad Jabryani PhD student in Arabic language and literature at Razi University Toraj Zeinivand Associate Professor of Arabic Language and Literature, Razi University Yahya Marouf Professor of Arabic Language and Literature, Razi University Jahangir Amiri Associate Professor of Arabic Language and Literature, Razi University Journal Article 2020 12 03 Committed poets, thinkers and thinkers, people with a precise approach to affairs and with experience and wisdom, their reserves and resources will never allow them to be isolated and indifferent to the events of their surroundings. Undoubtedly, the Wahhabi tragedy that has befallen Muslims since the second half of the 12th century AH was the most important event of the Islamic Ummah. Muslims - of all faiths and religions - have risen up against it and enlightened public opinion through cultural activities such as composing books and publishing poems by poets and with larynxes who sang and sang songs and published poems rejecting Wahhabism. These poems and these words disgraced the suspicions that shook the pillar of Islam and destroyed the pillars of religion, and sometimes with magicians and the wisdom of poetry and sometimes with reason and narration and by using rhetorical aesthetic images and various literary styles for defense. From their beliefs and religion, crush them, and expose their lies. This article seeks to examine and analyze the responses of poets who rejected the Wahhabi ideas for a decisive and concise reason, along with a brief look at the history of the Wahhabi movement Committed poets, thinkers and thinkers, people with a precise approach to affairs and with experience and wisdom, their reserves and resources will never allow them to be isolated and indifferent to the events of their surroundings. Undoubtedly, the Wahhabi tragedy that has befallen Muslims since the second half of the 12th century AH was the most important event of the Islamic Ummah. Muslims - of all faiths and religions - have risen up against it and enlightened public opinion through cultural activities such as composing books and publishing poems by poets and with larynxes who sang and sang songs and published poems rejecting Wahhabism. These poems and these words disgraced the suspicions that shook the pillar of Islam and destroyed the pillars of religion, and sometimes with magicians and the wisdom of poetry and sometimes with reason and narration and by using rhetorical aesthetic images and various literary styles for defense. From their beliefs and religion, crush them, and expose their lies. This article seeks to examine and analyze the responses of poets who rejected the Wahhabi ideas for a decisive and concise reason, along with a brief look at the history of the Wahhabi movement http://afagh.ihcs.ac.ir/article_5824_04f5a38e3107e016b0b9b5945dfe794c.pdf