ISIS carreis wahabi ideologies - a sketch.

There is NO such thing as wahabism in ideology or as a following.  
Muhammad ibm abd Al Wahabi only preached to get rid of suprestitions such as grave worship, saints etc. There is no movement called wahabism.

Perhaps as you are a Sufi you may think that the rest of the Muslims are wahabis.

Abu Loren wrote: There is NO such thing as wahabism in ideology or as a following.

As I have done before, I can only suggest you look more at the world as it is, rather than contemplate your own more idealised image of Islam.

Source
"Radicalism, in various forms, has made significant inroads in several countries of Central Asia and in the Caucasus - in particular the three countries that share the Ferghana Valley, namely Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikstan, Chechnya, and the Russian Republic of Daghestan. Known as fundamentalism or "Wahhabism," it poses a direct challenge to the ideal vision of a state that the newly founded nations of the region have embraced. In addition, the broader ideology name "Wahhabism" represents a serious challenge to the theology and practice of the mainstream Sunni Islam to which most of these nations' populations adhere."

People might argue to find the limits where Wahhabism is in accord with other understandings of Islam, and where it diverges, and diverges markedly, but there is no shortage of material from Islamic sources that have not the slightest doubt about the existence of Wahhabism, and are mostly decrying and refuting its projection of Islam. (This being seen from the inside of the movement as the correct one, of course.)
If it doesn't exist what are they railing against?

Chris.