Saudi-Wahhabi forces

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Saudi-Wahhabi forces were the military troops of the early Saudi state allied with the Wahhabi religious movement, known for their expansionist campaigns across the Arabian Peninsula in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armed group
military force
activeIn Arabian Peninsula
Asir
Bahrain
Eastern Arabia
Hejaz
Iraq
Najd
Oman
Qatar
Syria
alliedWith House of Saud
Muhammad ibn Saud
linked to: Muhammad bin Saud
characteristic religiously motivated fighters
strict enforcement of Wahhabi doctrine
tribal levies
use of fast-moving cavalry raids
commandedBy Abd al-Aziz ibn Muhammad ibn Saud
Muhammad ibn Saud
linked to: Muhammad bin Saud

Saud bin Abdulaziz bin Muhammad Al Saud
country Emirate of Diriyah
defeatedBy Ibrahim Pasha
dissolvedBy Ottoman–Egyptian campaign against Diriyah
linked to: siege of Diriyah
endTime 1818
headquarters Diriyah
ideology Salafi Islam
linked to: Salafi theology

religious reformism
influencedBy Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab
language Arabic
militaryBranch cavalry
infantry
notableEvent campaigns in Oman
capture of Mecca
capture of Medina
conquest of Riyadh
expansion into Eastern Arabia
sack of Karbala (1802)
linked to: Battle of Karbala
opposedTo Egypt Eyalet
Ottoman Empire
Sharifate of Mecca
local Arabian tribes
partOf First Saudi State
religion Wahhabism
startTime 1740s
timePeriod early 19th century
late 18th century
usedBy First Saudi State
usedFor religious reform campaigns
territorial expansion

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Ottoman–Wahhabi War hasParticipant Saudi-Wahhabi forces
Military history of Saudi Arabia includesAspect Wahhabi–Saudi military alliance
linked to: Saudi-Wahhabi forces
siege of Diriyah belligerent Wahhabi forces
linked to: Saudi-Wahhabi forces
Arabia of the Wahhabis mainSubject Saudi–Wahhabi alliance
linked to: Saudi-Wahhabi forces
Ikhwan rebels supportedBy Wahhabi clerics (initially)
linked to: Saudi-Wahhabi forces