Ismail I of the Safavids was a Twelver Shiite Muslim.
Sunni Muslims as well as Shiite Muslim beliefs are the same as all Muslim beliefs. Refer to related question below for Muslim beliefs.
Holy Shiite was created in 2004.
Ismail I led the change in Iran from a majority Sunni to a majority Shiite region. Ismail I (the first Safavid) adopted Twelver Shiite Islam and began to persecute the Sunnis in Iran. This reduced their community to a small minority in the Persian heartland. He destroyed numerous Sunni mosques and grave sites as well as mandating curses against the first three Rightly-Guided Caliphs. He also imprisoned and killed large populations of Sunnis for their beliefs and compelled conversion to Shiite Islam through violence. The Safavids also spread this form of Sunni oppression through conquest Azerbaijan and of southern Iraq and imposing conversion to Shiite Islam there as well. He also fought several wars against neighboring Sunnis in Samarqand to the North and the Ottomans to the West. Among versions of Shiite Islam, Ismail I's choice of Twelver Shiite Islam over Zaydi (Fiver) or Ismaili (Sevener) Shiite Islam led to the supremacy of Twelver Shiite Islam as the dominant version and understanding of Shiite Islam. Additionally, as the largest Shiite majority country, Persia became the center of Shiite Islam, replacing Egypt which had been the former center of Shiite Islam.
Answer 1he was living in a sunni community. and so if he was shia hided his beliefs. so its not easy to judge about him. but shia Muslims believe according to his writings he has been shia. because he was a philosopher and non-shia Muslims did not have attention to philosophy.Answer 2some believes that Al-Farabi as a Muslim philosopher was shiite. maybe according to the philosophy of Al-Farabi, the leader of autopia has to be Imam and because of this point ws can count him as shiite philosopher.
"Shiite" = an act done by force
Shia Muslims believe lie is great sin. but there an exception that if a shia Muslims in a situation fears for being killed for beliefs should hide beliefs and if needed its allowed to say lie. but if no fear then lie is not allowed. this is called taqieh and is an Islamic law mentioned in Koran.
An anti-Shiite is a person who exhibits prejudice or discrimination towards Shiites.
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Shiite Muslims are located mainly in Iran. There are some Shiite communities in the Persian Gulf, Iraq, Turkey and south Lebanon.
Iraq is majority Shiite, but has a significant Sunni minority.
Yes. But they were not Twelver Shiites; they were Shiite Muslims of the Ismaili (Sevener) School.