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prisoha [69]
4 years ago
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Over which main point did Sunnis and Shias disagree?

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andreev551 [17]4 years ago
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C. who should be Muhammad's successor

Explanation:

The two sects disagree over who should be the Khalifa and by extension the ruler of the caliphate after the death of prophet Muhammad. T<u>he Sunnis were the ones that lobbied for the four consecutive Khalifas starting with Abu Bakr while the Shias firmly advocated for Ali ibn e Talib.</u>

This case was the real divide that formed the two most important sects of Islam which is the Sunni and the shia.

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