Most of us are Sunni, of course. Then there are Syrian Christians and Jews, as well. Not as many as Muslims, of course. The sect called the "Alawi" are a minority in Syria - but the president of Syria comes from that group. They are actually not Muslims by the clear definition of what Islam is. But then, I do not consider many of the Shiah to be really Muslims either. At least, not those who pray to other than the One God.
Dervishes are members of the Sufi's and thus mostly Sunni Muslims.
The Sunni Muslims. However, all Islam followers are Muslims irrelevant to which school they follow.
SunnahAhl-i-Sunnat wal jama'at. They from about 85% of the total number of Muslims.The largest branch of Islam is Sunnis that reach more than 85% of all Muslim population.
The Muslims in Afghanistan are predominately Sunni Muslims
Mainly Sunni Muslims
It is the Islam religion.
Alawi, Alwai is a branch of Shia Muslims, they are often described as non Muslims by both branches of Islam Sunnies and Shias but Alwais them selves insist of being Muslims. Ali Sulayman al-Ahmad, chief judge of the Alawite state, replied "We are Alawi Muslims. Our book is the Quran. Our prophet is Muhammad. The Ka`ba is our qibla, and our religion is Islam."
Most Bosnian Muslims are of the Sunni Sect and the Hanafi School.
Muslims. There are two sub-branches, Shia and Shi'ite. *Note: Shia and Shi'ite can be spelled many different ways.
(Muslims are members of Islam, which is a religion, not a separate language.) Asalamu Aleikum is the Muslim greeting, which is similar in Arabic and Pashto.
Shi'aa.The majority or 90% of all Muslims in Iran are Shiites. Shi'a Islam is the official state religion of Iran. Sunni and Sufi only represent 9%of the Muslims there.
The Sunnis has the most followers (around 85% of total Muislims). However, both Sunni and Shiites Muslims are real Muslims who commonly believe in the same basic Islam principals and fundamentals.