Answer:
They believe that the position of the Caliph is not hereditary and that Mohammed did not single out anyone to succeed him.
Explanation:
The Sunni's and the Shia's are two divides in the Muslim religion that have differing views about the position of the Caliph who is the leading religious and political leader of the Muslim community.
While the Sunni's believe that there is no appointed successor of Mohammed and that the position of the Caliph can be given to anyone, the Shias believe that Imam Ali is the rightful successor of Mohammed. They also believe that the office of the Caliphate should be passed through the descendants of Fatima, the daughter of Mohammed.
I personally believe it’s ok because we can all have a different opinion. And also there morals from back then were VERY different compared to morals from our days. So it’s normal that we judge there morals and actions.
My answer made sense in my head, so I hope it makes sense to you!
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Syria and Iraq are affected by turkey building their dams
Explanation:
made up of parts that are all of the same type
D.rule of law says that no one is above the law-not even the president
