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**BalaGire** · 02-03-2011, 02:24 PM

Who are the Madhkalie?

The Madkhalis revolve around a certain scholar called Rabee' bin Hadee bin Umair Al-Madkhalee (his followers are called madkhalis). He is a master of hadith and is extremely well-respected among Salafi scholars for his work against the Ikhwanul Muslimeen. Much of his writings have to do with refuting innovators that ascribe themselves to Ahlul Sunnah, or even Salafism in specific. One thing I need to make clear is that he is pro-government, which is why he is hated by Salafis that hate Saudi Arabia. In any case, Shaikh Rabee has been praised by the majority of scholars that hold weight. This includes Ibn Baaz, Al-Albani, Ibn Uthaimeen, Shaikh Muqbil, and Salih Al-Fozan.
In a nutshell, the Madkhalis are anti-khawarij (terrorists and suicide bombers), pro-government, and are hardcore when it comes to Islamic law. In my opinion, the represent Salafism better than others that ascribe themselves to Salafism.
P.s, remember that they dont refer to themselves as madkhalis.

02-03-2011, 02:24 PM	#15
BalaGire Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 452 Senior Member	Who are the Madhkalie? The Madkhalis revolve around a certain scholar called Rabee' bin Hadee bin Umair Al-Madkhalee (his followers are called madkhalis). He is a master of hadith and is extremely well-respected among Salafi scholars for his work against the Ikhwanul Muslimeen. Much of his writings have to do with refuting innovators that ascribe themselves to Ahlul Sunnah, or even Salafism in specific. One thing I need to make clear is that he is pro-government, which is why he is hated by Salafis that hate Saudi Arabia. In any case, Shaikh Rabee has been praised by the majority of scholars that hold weight. This includes Ibn Baaz, Al-Albani, Ibn Uthaimeen, Shaikh Muqbil, and Salih Al-Fozan. In a nutshell, the Madkhalis are anti-khawarij (terrorists and suicide bombers), pro-government, and are hardcore when it comes to Islamic law. In my opinion, the represent Salafism better than others that ascribe themselves to Salafism. P.s, remember that they dont refer to themselves as madkhalis.
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