Wahhabism Emerged as a Form of Islam Whose Adherents Believed

Wahhabism emerged as a form of Islam whose adherents believed that

A) Islam was destined to overcome all the assaults against it, and with all Muslims coming together as brothers.
B) the only acceptable model for Islam is the primitive Islamic community as it existed in Mecca during Muhammad's time.
C) Islam could only continue to exist if its followers adhered strictly to the Qur'an and the oral traditions concerning Muhammad.
D) every person outside Arabia must be either converted or killed.
E) None of the options are correct.