Shah Ismail Dehlavi under Al Iman in which there lots of...
Shah Ismail Dehlavi under Al Iman in which there lots of kufr translated his book Tauhid in India. Whoever follows the Wahabis is a kaffir. The Fatwa by Sunni Ulema of Kufr against the Deobandis In the same book we read: Deobadiyaat is a form of Wahabiyath their ideology is to disrespect the Saints, every Deobandi is a Wahabi, and not every Wahabi is a Deobandi. Deobandis become Hanafi and those that are not Deobandis call themselves Ahl-e-Hadith. They possess a great deal of kufr beliefs.
The Wahabis and Ahl e Hadith tend to adhere to the work Taqwiyat ul Iman and call it the truth. The Deoband apostates acknowledging their kufr beliefs still call them Muslims, under Islamic Law they are therefore both kaffir and should be punished accordingly "Tajhahib Ahl ul Sunnah" by Naasir Sunniyath Abu Tahir Muhammad Thabib Siddiqui Dhana Purri, published Markazi Anjuman Huzbul Aynaf Lahore, Bareylvi Electorate Press 1361 Hijri The Wahabis claim to represent Islam inciting hatred against the Shia, lead by Nasibis such as Muhammad Manzoor Numani, Bilal Philips.
The real kaffirs as we have shown from their fatwa and Ahlul Sunnah texts are the Nasibis whether they are Ahl-e-Hadith or Deobandi. The Ahl'ul Sunna Fatwa of kufr against Abdul Wahab Najdhi In another Ahl'ul Sunnahs text Tahjanib Ahlul Sunnah un Ahlul Fitna we read: Oh God send your curse who refuted your beloved, disrespected him and identified faults in him and send your curse on those who loved and supported Abdul Wahab because such people are apostates".
"Tahjanib Ahl'ul Sunnah un Ahl'ul Fitna (published Bombay by Anjumaun Tablighi Sadaqat): page 657 Abdul Wahab Najdi is a kaffir as are his followers so the onus is on them to prove their Iman. The Ahlul Sunna kufr fatwa on Najdi Wahabis In the same work (above) page 263 we read: Verily there is no doubt that the Wahabi Najdis are kaffir and according to SharU`S(a they are apostates if they die without repenting, they will be the first to perish in the fire.