This book was published in "Dubai" and despite the harsh...

This book was published in "Dubai" and despite the harsh censorship that the fanatic Salafis imposed on the book market in the Saudi kingdom where they allowed no book criticising their ideas to enter this country, this book was openly being sold in the markets of Mecca from where we purchased it. This shows that the new class of Wahhabis do not support the thoughts of the fanatic Salafis, and regard it necessary to reconsider them.

Reviews On This Book Here are only three reviews that were written on this book by famous scholars, to show what the Islamic world thinks of the fanatic class of Wahhabis: Dr.

Abdul Fattah Barakah, the secretary general of the Assembly of Islamic Discourse writes in his review: "In this precious book a very great attempt and effort is made on behalf of a conscientious scholar and Islamic intellectual to unify the disarrayed Muslims and remove all signs of fanaticism from minor affairs and individual judgements, in accusing Muslims of polytheism and blasphemy, regarding the issue of intercession, pilgrimage to the Sanctuary of the Holy Prophet (S), and other substantial issues.

It is hoped that this valuable book will help in unifying the Muslims and remove the grounds of dispute." [^3] Shaikh Ahmad Al-Ewadh, the head of the Assembly of Religious Decree in Sudan writes in his review: "Fortunately, I was informed of the book written by the honorable intellectual Ben Alawī Mālekī Makkī Hasanī - the servant of knowledge in the Two Holy Shrines – titled The Concepts That Need to be Rectified.

This book speaks of rectifying the fallacious concepts that are related to three affairs: "The first is the ideological debate where he proves through logical reasoning and justifications that the standards chosen for blasphemy and deviation by a group (of Wahhabis) are corrupt.

The second is the discourse related to the Holy Prophet of Islam (S) and the reality of prophethood.With firm reasons, he has proved the concept of acquiring blessings from the Prophet (S) as correct and its subsequent effects. The third discussion is related to the intermediary world [^4] , and the legitimacy of the visit to the Shrine of the Prophet (S) and other related issues.

This scholar has carefully and successfully rectified misleading thoughts." [^5] Abdul-Salām Jobrān, the head of the Regional Scientific Assembly in Morocco, alongwith the members of that Assembly, has jointly written a comprehensive review of this book.