sunnis praise and raise the status of traitors and like doing kike things changing and adding things with whatever suits them, because of this they jihad a lot and ally with whoever seems convenient to take out their enemies. they branched out into different "schools" because they can't agree on certain sharia things and interpretation and ignore the treachery they've done in early islamic history. more often than not they'd fight with eachother more than other sects or non-muslims shias which the word means "follower" get sad and cry a couple of times a year on the anniversary for the martyrdom of their early leaders to mourn them (in different ways) and curse the traitors that took the rightfully caliph seat from their rightfully leader as appointed by the prophet. proto-sunnis killed them and said traitors get praised by them. the main difference with the shia branches is only on which line from the prophets family was the leader. they are generally united and sunnis only prioritize uniting together to kill shia first before jihading on non-muslims. ibadis were originally from the shia but went away from them because they didn't agree with a peace treay the shias made with the ummayads and chimped out on all parties. they were called the khawarij. they were very extreme and killed everyone. the less extreme ones left and became more peaceful and didn't want to do any with any group and became the ibadis in oman. they have a bit of both aspects of sunni and shia but with more extreme leanings towards some sunni stuff.
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