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In Islam, there is a widely held belief that God sends a'renewer' at the beginning of each century to restore or strengthen Islam. The major division between Sunni and Shi'i Islam occurred with the assassination of the fourth caliph only twenty-nine years after the Prophet's death.
In Islam, there is a widely held belief that God sends a'renewer' at the beginning of each century to restore or strengthen Islam. The major division between Sunni and Shi'i Islam occurred with the assassination of the fourth caliph only twenty-nine years after the Prophet's death.
In Islam, there is a widely held belief that God sends a'renewer' at the beginning of each century to restore or strengthen Islam. The major division between Sunni and Shi'i Islam occurred with the assassination of the fourth caliph only twenty-nine years after the Prophet's death.
When the Prophet Muhammad died in 11 AH (632 CE), he left
behind a Revelation from Allah (the Quran), a tradition (the sunna of the Prophet), and the reports of what he did, said and approved (hadith). There were also his companions who would assume leadership roleswho would be the teachers and interpreters within the community, who were followers of the Prophet. In Islam, there is a widely held belief based on sunna that God sends a renewer at the beginning of each century to restore or strengthen Islam. Who is a genuine renewer (mujaddid) is a matter of considerable dispute. Through the centuries, from the earliest years of Islam, there have been individuals and groups who have had great influence on the practice of Islam. Sometimes they have been a focus for consolidation, sometimes they have challenged, and sometimes they have caused disputes that resulted in rifts within the community of Islam in a way that is still apparent today. Indeed, the major division between Sunni and Shii Islam occurred with the assassination of the fourth caliph only twentynine years after the Prophets death.