Asked by America Castro on May 08, 2024
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Sunni and Shiite groups are defined as
A) new religious movements.
B) sects.
C) denominations.
D) fundamentalist movements.
Sunni And Shiite
Two principal branches of Islam, differing in religious practices, beliefs, and interpretations of law, arising from a dispute over the rightful successor to Muhammad.
Defined
Clearly characterized or determined; having a clear definition or outline.
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Verified Answer
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Kayla MooreMay 13, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Sunni and Shiite are both considered denominations within Islam. They differ in their interpretation of the succession of leadership after the death of the Prophet Muhammad, but they both adhere to basic Islamic beliefs and practices. While they may have some differences in their religious practices and traditions, they are not considered to be new religious movements, sects, or fundamentalist groups.
Learning Objectives
- Become aware of different worldwide religious practices and doctrines.