The article alleges that Deobandi scholars, following Muhammad ibn Abd al‑Wahhāb, endorse istighātha (seeking help from the Prophet or saints) as clear major shirk, equating this with worship that belongs to Allah alone. It claims Deobandi figures like Gangohi promoted such intercession practices—the author argues these violate pure tawḥīd and represent hidden polytheism. Moreover, it asserts there's no meaningful distinction between tashaffuʿ, istighātha, or tawajjuh as all involve seeking help from others than Allah, and thus are equally condemned as shirk.