Considering the views and activities of "Ahle-Hadith" in India

In India, the term "Ahle-Hadith" is a name for those who do not follow from an specific religious leader. Ahle-Hadith way of thought came to India at the beginning of the eighth Islamic century (14^th AD). There are two famous names in spreading the Ibn Taymiyyah way of thought, Nadhir Husain and Seddigh Hasan Khan. These two guys in 1902 stablished the "Ahl-Hadith Association". Nowadays, this association has so many branches in India and Pakistan.  Ahle-Hadith in India spreads their ideas at the pretext of conferences, schools, charities and so on. We can claim that they approve the Ibn Taymiyyah ideas in rejecting the religious authorities, visiting the tombs and supplication. But the they do not believe in Takfir and follow the different path. They are against the Takfir phenomenon. This essay is going to describe the similarities and differences between Ahle-Hadith and Takfiri way of thought.