Takfiris.Com | Anwar al-Awlaki's Fictitious Attachment to Salafiyyah

This is a great article published by SunnahPublishing.Net regarding Anwar al-Awlaki's fictitious attachment to Salafiyyah:

There are two types of journalists (and writers). One (type) that represents the actual meaning of the word itself which is to accurately represent the facts and to expend ones efforts to reach that goal. And the second (type) is your average run-of-the-mill, blind-follower, second-hand, third-hand, fourth-hand (and so on) source journalist (or writer). These unfortunately are present in abundance.

This difference is highlighted greatly in the issue of the ascription of Salafiyyah to the twentieth century Leninist Takfiri Revolutionary movement which was spawned through Qutb's anti-capitalist writings through the notions of "social justice", "state" and "revolution" found in the likes of Milestones and az-Zilal, and which were influenced by Qutb's engrossment in Western Materialist Philosophies for 15 years of his life, and in particular the Socialism of Marx and Engels (the ideological "what") and the "Revolutionary Vanguard" of Lenin (the practical "how"). He just added some Islamic labels to the concepts. He was also influenced by Mawdudi's notions of "Jaahiliyyah" and "Haakimiyyah", and discussions of [Western] "Social Barbarism" found in the works of French Philosopher, Alexis Carrel.

See these articles:

Salaah al-Khaalidee: Qutb Drank Heavily From the Western Materialist Philosophies Which Led Him To Doubt Islam for 15 Years - (see here)
Sayyid Qutb And The French Connection: The French Catholic, Social Darwinist Doctor That Influenced Qutb's 'Jaahiliyyah' - (see here)
The Leninist Revolutionary Manifesto of Sayyid Qutb - (see here)
Readings in Elementary Communism: Karl Marx, Freidrich Engels, Sayyid Qutb, Capitalism, the State, Social Justice, Revolution and the Communist Manifesto - (see here)

So what was the resultant product from all of this?

A revival of the credo and manifesto of the Kharijites about whom the Prophet Muhammad (alayhis salaam) stated that they would continue to emerge, and would continue to be cut off, up until the Anti-Christ appears amongst their latter-day remnants ( see this article here).

Fareed Abdul-Khaliq (Former Murshid of Ikhwaan): The Emergence of the Doctrines of Jaahliyyah, Haakimiyyah and Takfir of All Societies - (see here)
Yusuf al-Qaradawi: Groups Known as 'the Qutbiyyoon' Found in Various Places Harboring the Doctrines of Takfir Found in az-Zilaal - (see here)
Ali Juraisha (Major Ikhwaani Figurehead): Emergence of the Takfiris Who Made Takfir of Whole Societies - (see here)
Fareed Abdul-Khaliq (Former Murshid of Ikhwaan): The Origins of Mass Takfir of Muslim Societies Lie In the Books of Sayyid Qutb - (see here)
Yusuf al-Qaradawi: The Takfir of All Societies and Announcement of Destructive Revolutions In the Final Works of Sayyid Qutb - (see here)
Yusuf al-Qaradawi: The New 'Qutbi' Understanding of Tawheed - (see here)
Yusuf al-Qaradawi on Sayyid Qutb: All Muslims Are Apostates (Kuffaar, Mushrikeen) Except Those Who Agree With My Ideology and Join My Group - (see here)
Yusuf al-Qaradawi: Sayyid Qutb Makes it Explicitly Clear That All Muslims Today Are Disbelievers - (see here)

So ascribing 20th Century Leninist Takfiri Kharijites to Salafiyyah is a great academic and intellectual crime and it's an immediate reputation-crumbler. You immediately identify what type of journalist or writer you are dealing with in this particular matter.

We have documented in other articles non-Muslim writers who display the type of desired scrupulousness in their research. You can refer to such quotes in these articles: