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• He practiced Shafi ` i sect, a school of Sunnite Islam.
• Chhim is the largest Sunnite town in the Chouf region.
• Most of them are members of the Sunnite Islam.
• The Maliki Sunnite branch of Islam is dominant, while a minority belongs to Shiite branch.
• The split given in the article on the country is 85 % Shiites and 15 % Sunnites.
• The mullahs claimed in their declaration that they would strengthen the brotherhood based on the Sunnite Moslem tradition.
• Sufism follows the basic tenets of Islam but does not follow all of the practices of Sunnite or Shiite Muslims.
• The ruins of the castle, mostly consisting of sections of perimeter walls, show that it had been built upon a Sunnite settlement.
• Blacks from Mali, Nigeria and Senegal are mostly Sunnite Muslims, but do not make up more than 1-2 % of the population.
• There are a castle and a cave in north of Qizil Uzan river and a deserted graveyard which is called Sunnular Qabristani ( Sunnite Graveyard ) in the village.
• In English, its doctrines and practices are sometimes called " Sunnism ", while adherents are known as Sunni Muslims, Sunnis, Sunnites and Ahlus Sunnah.
• According to William St . Clair Tisdall, if such content had existed in the Quran then " Of course the Sunnite Khalifahs had very great reason to endeavour to suppress any such passages ".
• He has been described as among " the most notorious Sunnite polemicists against Shiism in the 20th century ", along with such figures as Muhibb-ud-Deen Al-Khatib and Ehsan Elahi Zaheer.
• The Ottoman sultans always tried to break the absolute power of the Harfouch family and the Shiites in that region, especially because the sultan was the spiritual leader of the Sunnites, arch enemies of the Shiites.
• Gafurov defended memory of Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah  an assassinated Fatimid caliph who was later claimed insane by ismailities, Christians and sunnites and deified by the druzes as well as defence of Syrian and Turkish alawites.
• An additional Maronite district was formed and the council under the governor was reorganised ( it now had twelve members-four Maronites, three Druzes, three Greek Orthodoxes and Greek Uniates, one Sunnite and one Shi a ).
• Scholars claim that during the days of persecution Taqiya was generally developed to protect Syeds who were usually in the minority, under Al-Ma'mun in the 9th century, while the politically dominant Sunnites rarely found it necessary to resort to dissimulation.
• In their struggle against the Hamadeh that lasted from 1760 till 1772, the bourgeois Sheikhs of Jebbet Bsharri got the support of the Governors of Tripoli, Osman Pasha and his son Mohammad Pasha, of the Sunnite Sheikhs of Danniyeh and of the Sheikhs of Zawiyeh.
• He was raised to the position of " d
  
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  " " missionary " and appointed as the " Hujjat-i Khorasan ", though the hostility he encountered in the propagation of these new religious ideas after his return to Greater Khorasan in 1052 A . D . and Sunnite fanaticism compelled him at last to flee.