2- Correcting the Islamic creed by stripping away the polytheistic practices, innovations, and superstitions that had become attached to it and restoring it to its pure source—the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of His Messenger. Allah has thus purified every land in which this blessed call gained influence and authority from every trace of polytheism, innovation, and superstition.

3- The reach of this blessed call has extended beyond its own borders, so that all who sought the truth have benefited from it across the Muslim world—in Greater Syria, Egypt, the Maghrib, Africa, Sudan, Yemen, Iraq, India, Pakistan, Indonesia, and elsewhere.

4- The emergence of a vibrant, conscious scholarly movement free from blind imitation. Teaching circles spread through the mosques of every region, producing outstanding scholars during the Shaykh’s lifetime and afterward; they have continued to propagate and safeguard this call to the present day. Building on this foundation, Islamic universities were established, graduating cohort after cohort from across the Muslim world, equipped with sound creed and clear thinking, who then spread throughout the Muslim lands and beyond to invite people to Allah.

5- Energetic activity in writing and publishing. The scholars of this call have presented the Muslim ummah with a rich store of beneficial works in both fundamentals and subsidiary matters, including:

1. The collected writings of Shaykh Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhāb, the imam of the movement—twelve volumes covering jurisprudence, creed, Qur’anic exegesis, hadith, and biography.
2. The Collection of Fatwas and Epistles by the scholars of the movement—eleven volumes.