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Who are Sunnis?

Sunnis are a type of Muslim i am a sunni myself and the other type is a shia The Sunnies are the Ahl-i-Sunnat Wal Jama'at. The follow the teachings of holy Qur'an, the say… ( Full Answer )

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Who is Sunni?

A Sunni is defined as someone who lives in the exact footsteps of the prophet Muhammes (S.A.W), unfortunately there is not a man alive who can rightfully claim that he is doin… ( Full Answer )

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The shiite and sunnis?

they are two branches of islam.sunnis as majority and shia as minority. shiah believed in five principles such as prophecy , divine unity , ressurrection , imamah or succes…sors of the prophet and divine justice . it is only in the imamah and divine justice that shia and sunni differ . in the question of the imamate , it is the insistence on the esoteric function of the imam that distinguishes the shiite perspective from the sunni . in the question of justice it is the emphasis upon this attribute as an intrinsic qualiquality of the divine natture that is particular to shiism . we might say that in the esoteric formulation of Sunni theology,especialy as contained in Ash arism , there is an emphasis upon the will of God.whatever god will is just precisly because it is willed by god . and intelligence is a sense subordinated to this will and to the voluntarism which characterizes this form of theology. in shiism the quality of justice is considered as innate to the divine nature .god cannot act in an unjust manner because it is his nature to be just .fa , him to be unjust would violate his own nature , Which is impossible .intelligence can judge the justness and unjustness of an act and this judgment is not completely suspended in favor of a pure voluntarism on the part of god . hence there is a greater emphasis upon intelligence in shiite theology and great enphasis upon will in scorn kalam ,or theology , at least in predominant asharite school . shiism also differs sunnusm in its consideration of the means whereby the original message of the Quranic revelation reached the islamic community and thereby in certain aspects of the sacred history of Islam .there is no disagreement on the Quran and the prophet ., that is , on what constitutes the origin of the islamic religion .the difference in view begins in the period immediately following the death of the prophet .one might say that the personality of the prophet contained two dimensions which later to become crystallized into Sunnism and Shiism .each of these two schools was later to reflect back upon the life and the personality of the prophet solely from its own point of view ,thus living aside and forgetting and misconstruing the other dimension ecluded from its own perspective .for shiism the dry(in the alchemical sense) and austere aspect of the prophets personality as reflected in his successors in the Sunni world was equated with worldliness while his warm and compassionate dimension was emphasized as his whole personality and as the essence of the nature of the immams who were considered to be a continuation of him .for the vast majority of the islamic community the companions of the prophet represent the prophet's heritage and the channel through which his messge was transmitted to later generations .within the early community the companions occupied a favored position and among them the first four caliphs stood out as a distinct group .it is through the companions that the saying( Hadith ) and the manner of the living ( sunnah )of the prophet were transmited to the second generations of Muslims . shiism however concentrating on the question of the wilayah and insisting on the esoteric content of the prophetic message , saw in the Ali and the household of the prophet (ahi al -bayt),in its shiiate sense the sole channel through which the original message og islam was transmitted , although , paradoxically enough the majorty of descendants of the prophet beong to Sunnism and continue to do so untill today. ( Full Answer )

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In Islam

Who are the Islamic Sunni?

The Sunnis are a sect of Islam that believe that the caliph may be anyone who believes in the Islamic religion.

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In Islam

How did sunni start?

Sunni had come during the time of the prophethood of Muhammad Mustafa (pbuh), and they follow the practises by him (pbuh). (pbuh)=peace be upon him (I'm Muslim)

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In A Series of Unfortunate Events

Who is sunny baudelaire?

The yougest Baudelaire orphan in in ASOUE. In the beginning of the series, she's about a year old, at the end, I'd say she's around three. In the beginning, she likes bitting … ( Full Answer )

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In Synonyms and Antonyms

What is sunny?

Sunny is an adjective which means bright with sunlight. This iscommonly used to describe the weather conditions of a place.

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In Islam

Are sunni and sunni Muslim the same?

yes the Sunni are the Sunni Muslims Sorry but did you mean Are Sunnies and Shites are the same? The basic beliefs of both the sects are the same. There is a little co… ( Full Answer )

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In Islam

Who is Sunny?

Sunni is the Muslim who believes in the legitimacy of the caliphs that been elected after the death of prophet Muhammad (peace upon him). Sunnis follow also, as all Muslims of… ( Full Answer )

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In Adverbs

Is sunny an adverb?

Sunny is an adjective. We say: A sunny day. A sunny disposition. The sunny side of the street. The adverb 'sunnily' has rare but specific uses.