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livingislam.org (establ. 2003).
40. http:// web.archive.org/web/20080127163408/Allah.com/newindex.html.
41. In mid-November 2007, Ahmad Darwish changed his self-description from khadim almawqi
"wa’l-"adith al-sharif (“custodian of the site and of the noble Prophetic Tradition”) to
khadim al-"afi%ayn (“custodian / servant of the two Keepers [of the Koran]”;
http://web.archive.org/ web/20071108205444/http://www.Allah.com/ vs.
http://web.archive.org/web/200711180 61052/http://www.Allah.com/). The designation
khadim al-"afi%ayn, which evokes the official title of the Saudi King, Khadim al-#aramayn
(Custodian of the Two Holy Places) was later changed to the somewhat less ambitious
khadim al-"uffa% (servant of the Keepers) (http://Allah.com, retrieved March 4, 2009).
42. See Allah.com—Traffic Details from Alexa. (n.d.). Retrieved regularly over the years, last on
March 7, 2009 from http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details/Allah.com. In August
2008, Shaykh Ahmad undertook his “1st UK tour.” This venture into the off-line public
caused both Salafis and rival Sufis to denounce him in public (Shaykh Darwish 1st UK Tour,
2008). This was related to Ahmad himself polemicizing against Muslims whom he accused of
having sold their faith, naming not only several Sufi shaykhs prominent in the West but also
lashing out at Muslims in the Arab world in general, in an August 2008 interview with an
English adept that was leaked on YouTube (Ahmad Darwish (Allah.com) on Islam & Muslims
Part 1 of 6, 2008). References to the tour were removed from Ahmad’s websites after September
40. http:// web.archive.org/web/20080127163408/Allah.com/newindex.html.
41. In mid-November 2007, Ahmad Darwish changed his self-description from khadim almawqi
"wa’l-"adith al-sharif (“custodian of the site and of the noble Prophetic Tradition”) to
khadim al-"afi%ayn (“custodian / servant of the two Keepers [of the Koran]”;
http://web.archive.org/ web/20071108205444/http://www.Allah.com/ vs.
http://web.archive.org/web/200711180 61052/http://www.Allah.com/). The designation
khadim al-"afi%ayn, which evokes the official title of the Saudi King, Khadim al-#aramayn
(Custodian of the Two Holy Places) was later changed to the somewhat less ambitious
khadim al-"uffa% (servant of the Keepers) (http://Allah.com, retrieved March 4, 2009).
42. See Allah.com—Traffic Details from Alexa. (n.d.). Retrieved regularly over the years, last on
March 7, 2009 from http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details/Allah.com. In August
2008, Shaykh Ahmad undertook his “1st UK tour.” This venture into the off-line public
caused both Salafis and rival Sufis to denounce him in public (Shaykh Darwish 1st UK Tour,
2008). This was related to Ahmad himself polemicizing against Muslims whom he accused of
having sold their faith, naming not only several Sufi shaykhs prominent in the West but also
lashing out at Muslims in the Arab world in general, in an August 2008 interview with an
English adept that was leaked on YouTube (Ahmad Darwish (Allah.com) on Islam & Muslims
Part 1 of 6, 2008). References to the tour were removed from Ahmad’s websites after September