After Muhammad's death in 632 CE, Muslims primarily disagreed over the rightful successor to lead the Muslim community. This disagreement led to the split between Sunni and Shia factions, with Sunnis believing that the leader should be elected from among the community, while Shia Muslims believed that leadership should remain within Muhammad's family, specifically favoring Ali, his cousin and son-in-law. Additionally, debates arose over the interpretation of Islamic teachings and governance, further deepening the divide.
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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.
The death of Muhammad split the Muslims over their belief about who should take over as their leader. The Sunnis believed that the person should be elected and the Shiites believed that the person should be a descendant of Muhammad.
it was divided by disagreements over which muslims should be leaders
Muslims aren't killing people over a video; a small, radical group of Muslims(not representative of all other Muslims) killed people over an offense to their religion.
Indonesia has over 100 Muslims. In fact, nearly non-Muslim country has well over 100 Muslims.
Taxation.
over 90%.
You can find Muslims all over the world.Allover the world
Islam is practised all over the world by Muslims.
The disagreement between the two groups was over the choice of caliph.
Yes, over 98% are Muslims.