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Sunni–Shia Creed Differences: Sahaba, Qur'an, and the 12 Imams

Shaykh Eissa Abu NoorJune 20, 202631 min7 chapters

A Sunni–Shia comparison covering Sahaba, Qur'an, the 12 Imams, and Q&A.

  • Sunni–Shia creed differences
  • Muharram, Ashura, and Al-Husayn
  • The Sahaba in Sunni and Shia belief
  • Qur'an completeness and the 12 Imams
  • Religious identity, community, Al-Kafi, and repentance

Über dieses Gespräch

The talk opens by connecting the subject to Muharram and Ashura, described as the tenth day of Muharram, and briefly discusses the death of Al-Husayn and the transformation of earlier political tensions into religious tensions. It then presents three major points of difference in creed: rejection or insulting of the Sahaba, the claim that the Qur'an available today is incomplete, and divine powers or complete knowledge attributed to the 12 Imams. The session concludes with Q&A addressing insults against Sahaba, following Shiism because of family, becoming desensitized to non-Muslim values, the role of Al-Kafi among different Shia groups, and sincere repentance.

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