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What branch of Islam did the Fatimids follow?
the Shiites.
What is the name for the smaller branch of Islam?
Shiites
What religion do the Sunnis and Shiites follow?
shiah as minority and sunni as majority are two main sects of islam.
What is the name of the Jewish holy book and what is the name of the man Christians follow as their teacher?
The book is called the Torah The man (teacher) is called Joshuah (Jesus)
Do Shiites hate Saudi Arabia?
They hate Saudi family [Ibn Saud and his progeny] not Saudi Arabia, per se. Shiites hate Wahhabism (the movement of Sunni Islam that has official promotion in Saudi Arabia), not Arab people, because Wahhabism claims that Shiites are deviants from Islam and are a corrupted Jewish sect. This is untrue, since Shiites follow Islam from the time of Prophet Muhammad through his family (the sons and grandsons of his only daughter, Fatimah). Additionally, the Saudi government supports the persecution of Saudi Shiites and the destruction of their mosques.
Do Shiites live in Israel?
No. Israel and Shiites have opposition.
What did the Shiites do?
The Shiites are Muslims, and pray to Allah Almighty.
What is the name of the code book used by boiler makers?
Boilermakers do not have any sort of code book that they use or follow though they do follow a code of conduct. This can be read on websites like Boilerstela.
The people who reject the early elected caliphs are the?
Shiites
Do shiites stink?
No. Shiites are just as hygenic as anyone else.
Are shiites dirty?
No. Shiites are just as hygenic as anyone else.
What group divided the Muslim community group into two groups?
Answer 1Nothing. As long they believe that there is no one worth worshiping but Allah, that Mohammed is his messenger, and believe that the Qur'an is the book they should all follow, then they all follow the same instructions in this book which means they all follow the same basics that is really matter any thing else does not really matter.Answer 2No group actively split the Sunnis and Shiites. They naturally split over differences in who should lead the Islamic Community.
