The Muslims found their way into illusions and heresies and considered all of that as part of Ad-Deen. They were an easy prey for the external transgressing invaders, At-Tatar, and the internal oppressing tyrants and their scholastic agents ..

He was a Muhāddith, a Faqīh, a caller to the Book and the Sunnah with the understanding of the Salaf As-Sālih predecessors). And he was a proficient writer and an expert scholar. ..

Imam Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahhab was a great man, an outstanding reformer and a zealous preacher, who appeared in the Arabian Peninsula in the twelfth century A.H. He was educated by his father in his homeland, Oyayna, a village located at Yamama in Najd, northwest to the city of Riyadh. He learnt to read the Qur'ān Al Kareem at a very early age and exerted himself in studies and advanced learning at the hands of his father, Shaykh Abdul Wahhab Ibn Sulaimān, who was a great jurisprudent and the Judge of Oyayna. ..

It is important for Muslims to take the time to learn about the lives of the pious predecessors. The great scholars and pious individuals of the past can be great examples for the living. Their behaviour and actions can have a great effect upon the hearts. Their examples demonstrate that in every age, there were pious Muslims who followed the way of the Prophet Sallallahu ‘Alaihi Wa Sallam and his noble Companions, without compromise and without giving into the desires of this world. They demonstrate to the Muslims of today that the guidance of the Qur'ān Al Kareem and Hadīth was sufficient for them to lead their lives in manners pleasing to Allāh Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala, although they did not sit with and learn directly from the Prophet Sallallahu ‘Alaihi Wa Sallam or even his close companions. ..