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Islam, Judaism, Christianity - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The Shiite regard the Imam as the Muslim political and religious leader and commander, whose status and power are established by Allah; The Imam, infallible and infallible, inherited all the virtues and learning of Muhammad; Ali was the rightful heir to Muhammad, and only the descendants of Ali and Fatima could qualify as Imam.
  - - - The group recognized the four caliphs of Abu Burkor, Omer, Ousman and Ali as the legitimate successors of the Prophet Muhammad, and also recognized the religious and political leaders of the caliphs of Umayye Dynasty and Abbasid Dynasty, and formed a political theory with the caliphate system as the core.
  - - - The sect is a mystical sect of Islam. It came into being in the late 7th and early 8th centuries. It is based on some verses of the Quran, and absorbs neo-platonism and foreign religious thoughts and gradually comes into being. The early Sufis were devout Muslims who practiced a personal practice characterized by asceticism, direct knowledge of and union with Allah.