Did the Wahhabi Movement fail

The Wahhabi Movement, founded in the 18th century by Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab, did not fail in its objectives of promoting a strict interpretation of Islam and reforming religious practices in Arabia. It succeeded in establishing a significant religious and political influence, especially through its alliance with the House of Saud, which led to the formation of modern Saudi Arabia. However, the movement has faced criticism and opposition both historically and in contemporary times, which has sparked debates about its long-term impact on Islam and global perceptions of the religion.