There's no reason why moderate Muslims won't gravitate towards Wahhabism. For three reasons: - Wahhabism seems to be sound, certainly more than selective readi

There's no reason why moderate Muslims won't gravitate towards Wahhabism. For three reasons: - Wahhabism seems to be sound, certainly more than selective reading of holy books and closing eyes on some scenes. Of course, I'm not Muslim so I can't really judge. - Saudi Arabia is pouring billions of oil dollars into promoting Wahhabism worldwide: building mosques, educating priests, etc etc. - There does not seem to be a productive, attractive doctrine for moderate, tolerant Muslim. As far as I see, it's pacified on ad hoc basis.