There are more than two factions! Just as there is a multiplicity of different sects and denominations in Christianity, Islam is practiced differently in different countries and by different groups. Although I think the answer you are looking for is Shi'a and Sunni.
sunni and shi'ite. these two sects didnt stem as opposing. there shouldn't be generalisations about them being opposed, but rather the narrowing down on the groups within these sects, and putting the focus on the minority that want to cause trouble.
The two major sects of Islam are the Sunni Muslims and the Shi'a Muslims.
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