- Shia Islam - Wikipedia
The Shia, originally known as the "partisans" of ʿAlī ibn Abī Ṭālib, Muhammad's cousin and Fatima 's husband, first emerged as a distinct movement during the First Fitna from 656 to 661 CE Shia doctrine holds that ʿAlī was meant to lead the community after Muhammad's death in 632
- Shia Islam: A Complete Guide to Beliefs, Practices, and . . .
Shia Islam, one of the two major branches of Islam, represents a deeply spiritual, politically aware, and community-driven sect within the Muslim world
- Shi’i | History Beliefs | Britannica
Shiʿi, member of the smaller of the two major branches of Islam, the Shiʿah, distinguished from the majority Sunnis The origins of the split between the Sunnis and the Shiʿah lie in the events which followed the death of the Prophet Muhammad
- Shia Muslims Explained Clearly and Simply
This article is here to help In simple and clear words, you’ll learn who Shia Muslims are, where their beliefs come from, and how their practices stand out Whether you’re new to Islam or just curious, this guide will give you a better understanding of the Shia branch of Islam
- Who is a Shia Muslim? - IMAM-US. org
Based on Quranic verses, authentic hadith, and rational inquiry, the Shia school maintains that the Prophet explicitly appointed a successor to guide the Muslim community in religious, legal, and political matters, rather than leaving leadership to communal selection
- AZ Shia
At AZ Shia, we’re all about building connections and creating a sense of belonging Whether it’s coming together for prayer, learning, or sharing simple moments with one another, our goal is to bring Arizona’s Shia community together through faith, support, and unity
- What Is Shia Islam: A Comprehensive Overview - Of One Tree
In this comprehensive overview, we will explore the basics of Shia Islam, delve into its origins and history, discuss key beliefs and practices, examine the role of Imams, shed light on the different sects within Shia Islam, explore its influence in the modern world, and debunk common misconceptions
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