Daniel Haqiqatjou's October 11, 2026, essay on Muslim Skeptic, "Wahhabism and the Legacy of Ibn Saud: 17 Shocking Revelations from British and US Secret Records," uses declassified British and American archival material to argue that the modern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia emerged not as an independent Islamic revival but as a client state of Western imperial powers.
The
piece centers on Abdulaziz ibn Abd al-Rahman Al Saud (Ibn Saud,
1876-1952), founder of the third Saudi state, and contends that his
alliance with Britain (and later the United States) facilitated the
dismantling of the Ottoman Empire, the fragmentation of the Muslim
world, and the geopolitical conditions that enabled the establishment of
Israel.
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