It is understood that the question means the issue for Sunnis with Shiites.
The answer is that no basic issues of conflicts. See the related question, listed below, for more information.
The only issue is historian by nature. The Sunnis were accepting the 4 caliphs who succeeded the prophet (peace upon him) after his death. The Shiites claimed that the first Caliph after the prophet should have been Ali Ibn Abou Taleb, the prophet cousine and the husband of his daughter, and his descendants afterward. However, they didn't revolt or demonstrated against the elected Caliphs. Ali (God be pleased with him) himself supported the three Caliphs who cam after the prophet and he (Ali) was the fourth caliph.
Some muslims decided to follow the umayyad's(Sunnis) while others decided not to(Shi'a).
The Sunnis are of bigger population. Of world Muslims, 85% are Sunnis.
Sunnis are Good
Mostly Sunnis But many of them are converting to shia because of seeing successes of Shia Hezbollah.
No, Shiites outnumber Sunnis in Iraq. However, Sunnis over the world outnumber Shiites. World statistics is that Sunnis Muslim world percentage is 85% of total world Muslims. While Shiites are less than 15%. Refer to question below for more information.
Currently, the government in Syria makes the majority Sunnis second-class citizens in their own country.
the Sunnis are the majority and the shiites are the minority.therefore the numbers of Sunnis are more than shiites populations.
Most Parts of the world.
No They are not Sunnis. They are Shiites.
This is a problem that cuts along sectarian lines. It is Sunni Muslims (exclusively) who have an issue with drawings of Muhammad as a general proposition. Shiite and Ibadi Muslims oppose offensive or disgraceful depictions of Muhammad, but have no issue with images of Muhammad and visits to Shiite or Ibadi majority Islamic countries will reveal numerous votive images of Muhammad, up to the present day.Sunni Islam went through an iconoclastic phase in the 9th century which led to the eventual banning of Muhammad's likeness under the fear that it could be idolatry. Many Islamic pieces of artwork containing Muhammad's face were defaced by iconoclastic Sunnis. However, there were periods when this feeling waxed and waned, leading to later Sunnis occasionally drawing Muhammad. There has been an upsurge in Sunni iconoclasm following the Muhammad cartoon controversies since Sunnis see the depictions as sacrilege.
The Sunnis and Shiites were factions of Muslims that divided into separate sects. They are both considered to be Muslims. Neither of them "took over the Muslims." If you are asking which group gained political power first, the answer would be the Sunnis.
Shiites and Sunnis. However, they are not splits as for example in Chritianity different denominations. Sunnis and Shiites differe in minor Islam details. Refer to question below.