IMAMATE - SHIA ISLAM

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Imamate - Belief that all imams should be spiritual descendants of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
Shia Muslims believe that imams are inspired by God, are without sin and can interpret the teachings of the Quran without making any errors
Sunni Muslims - make 90% of the Muslim population agree that the rightful successor of Muhammad (pbuh) was Abu Bakr
Shia Muslims (Party of Ali) believe Muhammad (pbuh) chose Ali as his rightful successor, After Alis death, the shia Muslims were lead by the 12 imams who were spiritually descendants of Muhammad (pbuh)
The Twelvers 
Branch of Shia Islam that believes in the 12 imams after Muhammad (pbuh) death
The twelth imam has been kept alive by God and is hidden somewhere on Earth
Its believed he will reveal himself and bring equality

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IMAMATE - SHIA ISLAM

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Islam

2.4. Ten Obligatory Acts (Shi'a Islam)

1. Beliefs and Teachings

2. Islam

2. Islam

1.4. Angels (Malaikah)

1.3. Holy Books

1. Beliefs and Teachings

1.2. Prophethood (Risalah)

1.6. Afterlife (Akhirah)

3.1 Beliefs and Teachings

2.7 The Five Pillars of Islam

1.5. Predestination (Al-Qadr)

2.7 The Five Pillars of Islam

1.3.1 Key Beliefs and Teachings

1.2.1 Key Beliefs and Teachings

1.2 Developments in Dar al-Islam from c. 1200 to c. 1450

1.1. The Nature of Allah

2.9 Festivals

2.2 Prophethood (Risalah)

2.4 Angels (Malaikah)