Just a question: What are the differences between a "Wahabee" and a Salafi?
From my understanding, "Wahabees" was a term used against followers of Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab. He wrote the book known as
Kitab at-Tawhid (The Book of the Unity of God).
He was very critical of people worshiping graves. They were worshiping dead people!
Of-course, he criticized the practice, and got trolled in return. That is how he and his followers were called "Wahabees".
And to prove the grave worshipers wrong, he wrote that particular book. I'm sure you'll be able to find it. And it is from what I hear a very good book. It's a scholarly at least!
By the way, Al-Wahhab is also one of the 99 names of Allah, which translates into "The Bestower". So I find the term "Wahabee" absurd. And I'm sure many would find it offensive.
Therefore, I believe "Wahabees" and Salafis are the same. And they have had their historical contributions to understanding Islam just like Sufis (not fake Sufis).
And I see little point in dividing a society or nation just because of their works being arranged into "sects". Though, I'm not a great fan of Ahmadi beliefs, these actions are not at all justified.