The Sunni believe the caliph should always be elected, not conferred by heredity. The Shiite created the office of the "Imam" or leader/guide.
In the history of Islam, both the Sunni and the Shiites have different points of view regarding how a caliph (the spiritual leader) should be elected. On the one hand, Sunnis believe that the caliph must be elected. On the other hand, Shiites state that a caliph must be appointed by hereditary.
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