Every Islamic Sect Explained (Sunni, Shia, & More)

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  @memelord5366 · 1 year ago

  Top 10 crossovers in Anime History:

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• JU

  @justabalkanhistorian · 1 year ago

  That was the most unexpected but very much welcomed collaboration and I am all here for it

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• AE

  @AE86FTS · 1 year ago

  A Muslim here. I feel that another one you can add is that the Ahmadiyya are to us are essentially was the Mormons are to Christians. Both believing in a prophet that came in the last 200 years. Both are considered heretical by the larger body of Muslims and Christians. And both have their main cities be the cities there founders were active in (Salt Lake City and Qadian, respectively).

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• ES

  @esserman1603 · 1 year ago

  I think that this is very good, as most people know of Christian denominations but not of Islam.

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• IM

  @im_sorry_i_forgot_my_username · 1 year ago (edited)

  I was really hoping you'd compare Ahmadiyya to Mormons (they have an additional prophet and a lot of ordinary Muslims/Christians don't consider them to be one of their own)

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• TH

  @thekingofsas · 1 year ago

  I can't say I was expecting to see Redeemed Zoomer on one of your videos. This is great.

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• HU

  @hunterrichards2326 · 1 year ago

  Blessed Redeemed Zoomer and Mr. Z crossover

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• YB

  @Ybfjkvdrjoncxi9lvstilomf · 1 year ago

  As a Ja'fari Shia I just understood why Pope of Vatikan visited and met with Grand Ayatullah Sistani in Iraq 😂

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• HO

  @HoradrimBR · 1 year ago (edited)

  Interesting that here Shia Islam is considered closer to Catholicism because, historically, Catholic Kingdoms like Portugual or the Habsburgs had an alliance with the Shia Shah against the Sunni Ottomans.<br><br>Even today, some Catholic Scholars, like E.Michael Jones, have a good relationship with the Persians.

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• LA

  @Lavader_ · 1 year ago

  Great video, absolutely loved it. One thing that has always annoyed me is that a lot of people tend to think that Islam is some homogenous religion with one Theological doctrine, so they tend to elevate and she dlight onto the Salafis and Wahhabists with their insane and sometimes violent rhetoric, and then try to apply it to the entirety of Islamic Theology, that every Muslims accepts and believes in these exact things. It&apos;s the equivalent of me hating Mormons and then claiming Catholics believe in the same thing as the Mormons and then start hating them as well, despite my beef really only being with the Mormons.<br><br>Working myself on a full Ideological breakdown and origin of &quot;Salafi Jihadism&quot; since this is something almost no one properly covered.

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• JI

  @jinx1137 · 1 year ago

  This is not the crossover i was expecting

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• DA

  @DavidK-o5g-k7q · 2 months ago

  As a former Christian pastor who converted to Islam 4 years ago, this is pretty cool. And makes sense given my own experience. I&apos;m Maliki in fiqh, Athari in theology (far more common in Hanbali and Salafism), and Sufi (Naqshbandi) in inner practice.<br>And looking back to my seminary days, while I was very liberal in theology in those days I was very influenced by Lutheran and Pentecostal professors and texts, and attended Baptist Bible study. It&apos;s fascinating to see the threads of connection between that ministry influence and where my path has currently taken me. <br>These are of course far from perfect analogies, but fascinating nonetheless. Thank you.

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