Advice to those who do not recognize the Salafi scholars and call them Wahhaabis
Question

                what do you say to those who do not acknowledge (for whatever reason) the scholars of today such as shaikh Uthaymeen, shaykh bin Baaz raheemahullah, shaykh Al-Albaani raheemahullah?  a few call them wahabi and say that these scholars follow a new sect rather than the universal deen of al-Islam that was followed by all the major scholars of the past.
Praise be to Allah.The Muslim is obliged 
          to accept the teachings of Islam, and act upon them. When he hears of 
          some word or deed which is based on evidence (daleel) from the Qur’aan 
          or Sunnah, then he has to accept it and give it priority over anything 
          else. He should check what people say against the evidence of sharee’ah, 
          and only accept those views which are in accordance with that evidence. 
          It is known that Shaykh Muhammad ibn ‘Abd Al-Wahhaab (may Allaah have 
          mercy on him) called people to Tawheed and he wrote his famous book 
          on that topic which is called Kitaab al-Tawheed. In this book 
          he limited himself to quoting only the clear evidence from the verses 
          of the Qur’aan and the saheeh ahaadeeth of the Prophet  
          (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him). Commentaries on this book 
          were written by his grandson ‘Abd al-Rahmaan ibn Hasan and other scholars. 
          Hence none of his opponents can refute this book or claim that his evidence 
          is false. They fabricated lies and believed them, so they believed that 
          he was misguided. They gave the same label to the scholars of the Muslims 
          such as Shaykh Ibn Baaz and Shaykh al-Albaani (may Allaah have mercy 
          on them both). It is known that the shaykhs whom we have mentioned did 
          not deviate from  the correct view with regard to beliefs and actions; 
          they followed the same path as the Sahaabah and Taabi’een, the four 
          imaams, the authors of the Six Books and others. Those who do not acknowledge 
          them do that either out of ignorance, blind imitation of others, jealousy, 
          stubbornness or following their own whims and desires, or adherence 
          to traditions, bid’ah (innovation) and evil actions that go against 
          the evidence (of sharee’ah).  Earlier and later scholars have proven 
          such people to be wrong. So we must follow the evidence and give it 
          priority over the views of all people.