Islam at a glance

Muslim started in Arabia and was revealed to man by the Prophet Muhammad. People who prefer Islam are called Muslims.

Since this study is related to Shias (Islamic denominations), we need to look at the two. This concept of religion is to accept Almighty God and Muhammad as Allah's last prophet. Islam is based on the teachings of the Quran and the message of the St. Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W. W). It depends on five pillars; testimony (Shahadah), prayer (Salah), fasting (Sawm), praying (Zakat) and pilgrimage (pilgrimage). Muslim believers are called Muslims. Muslims are divided into two sects, Sunni and Shiite, and are further subdivided into different factions. Sunnis occupy 75 to 90% of Muslims, Shias occupy 10 to 20%

Sunni Muslims (/ suːni, sʊni /) is the largest sect of Islam. The name comes from the word hadeeth and refers to the behavior of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. The difference between Sunni and Shia Muslims is due to the difference in Muhammad's inheritance and later later it gave broader political significance and theological and judicial aspects. According to the Sunni tradition, Muhammad does not explicitly designate a successor or a few Muslims who came back to the customs before Islam, and after Muhammad's death Abu Bakr will be able to control the power of Sakiha did it. This is in sharp contrast to the Shiite views Muhammad announced as his successor in his in-law son Ghadir Khumm and this Ali Yiben Abitalibu. Unlike the first three caliphs, Ali is from the same family as Muhammad, Vanua Him, Shi'a Muslims and believes that he is legitimate and supports a blood relationship with Muhammad.

Based on the early caliphate politics, Shi'ism Muslims and Sinism have divided after Muhammad's death. Shias believed that ant should be the first caliph, so the three previous caliphs, Abu Bakuru, Omar, and Usman were regarded as illegal looters. Therefore, the hadeeth, told by these three caliphs (or one of their supporters), will not be accepted by CI Hadith 's collectors. Therefore, the number of Hadiths accepted by Shiites is far less than Sunnis's accepting Sunnis, and many of the unacceptable Hadith must deal with Islam's entire Hadith, such as prayer and marriage. If there is no clear hadeeth, Shia favors the words and actions of Imam (the family of the prophet), but it is the same as the Hadith of the prophet himself, otherwise it is a theological ima . Improvement of purpose is impeccable