The present study deals with a structural approach to the historical course of Wahhabi Iranology during the third Saudi government (1902-2020 AD). It survey the approaches of the publishing industry during this period. The results are as the following:
1- Distribution of books on the subject of Iranophobia in large numbers at the all geographical areas in the Islamic world.
2- Transformation from ideological Iranology to political Iranology in universities and centers of strategic studies in Saudi Arabia.
3- A drastic change in publishing industry from usual publishers to effective publishers.
4- Historical turning points in the path of Wahhabi Iranology, it changed from the events related to the Iranian Hajj to the establishment of the " Dar Al-Taghrib"in Cairo, and the victory of the Islamic Revolution of Iran.
5 -introducing Iranian Studies among different branches of Wahhabism.
Through such studies, it is possible to identify the invisible network of Saudi Iranophobia in a much wider area than the geography of Saudi Arabia and to deal with it in accordance with its geographical and historical presence.
Sedaghat Samarhoseini, K. (2022). Wahhabi Iranology with emphasis on book publishing policies in the third Saudi government (1902-2020). Research on Salafi Movement, 7(14), 111-132.
MLA
Sedaghat Samarhoseini, K. "Wahhabi Iranology with emphasis on book publishing policies in the third Saudi government (1902-2020)", Research on Salafi Movement, 7, 14, 2022, 111-132.
HARVARD
Sedaghat Samarhoseini K. (2022). 'Wahhabi Iranology with emphasis on book publishing policies in the third Saudi government (1902-2020)', Research on Salafi Movement, 7(14), pp. 111-132.
CHICAGO
K. Sedaghat Samarhoseini, "Wahhabi Iranology with emphasis on book publishing policies in the third Saudi government (1902-2020)," Research on Salafi Movement, 7 14 (2022): 111-132,
VANCOUVER
Sedaghat Samarhoseini K. Wahhabi Iranology with emphasis on book publishing policies in the third Saudi government (1902-2020). Research on Salafi Movement. 2022;7(14):111-132 (In Persian).