This religious group, whose members often intentionally wear shorter ankle-length pants, includes the Nigerian JIBWIS, or the Izala movement. One leader of this religious group, al-Albani, supported the Indian Ahl-e Hadith school, which is often grouped with it, in also claiming to follow from the earlier Ahl al-Hadith school. Although many members of this religious group strongly oppose bidʼah (-5[1])and reject all (15[1])taqlid to a madhhab, (-5[1])the Hanbali jurist (*) Ibn (-5[1])Taymiyyah is often considered its major spiritual predecessor. (10[1])This religious group, which takes its name from “the pious predecessors,” includes both a politically inactive “quietist” (-5[1])branch. For 10 points, (10[1]-5[1])name this 19th- and 20th-century religious revival (10[1])movement in Sunni Islam, (10[2])which (-5[1])often includes Wahhabism. (10[3]0[1]-5[2])■END■ (10[5]0[11])