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Saqifah - Also Known as "Saqifa Bani Saeda" where the usurpers gathered on the day of the Death of the Prophet Mohammed (AS)to appoint ] as the ] of the Prophet, even though the Prophet had already designated ] as his successor. The events of this day led to deep schisms in Islam and is widely believed to be the core reason for all the problems ] has faced since then, including the tragic death of ], the Prophet ]'s grandson. Saqifah - Also Known as "Saqifa Bani Saeda" where the companions of Prophet Mohammad gathered on the day of the Death of the Prophet Mohammed to appoint ] as the ] of the Prophet, the ] believe that the Prophet had designated ] as his successor, this conflict led to deep schisms in Islam and is widely believed to be the core reason for most of the setbacks ] has faced since then, including the tragic death of ], the Prophet ]'s grandson.

(Note that this is the version of history accepted by ] Muslims. The ] Muslim version of history denies that 'Ali was appointed by Mohammed as his successor, and holds that Abu Bakr was legitimately chosen by the Muslim community following Mohammed's death; also, the Sunni version would assign more complex causes to Islam's problems.)


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Saqifah - Also Known as "Saqifa Bani Saeda" where the companions of Prophet Mohammad gathered on the day of the Death of the Prophet Mohammed to appoint Abu Bakr as the Caliph of the Prophet, the Shi'ite believe that the Prophet had designated Ali ibn Abi Talib as his successor, this conflict led to deep schisms in Islam and is widely believed to be the core reason for most of the setbacks Islam has faced since then, including the tragic death of Husain ibn Ali, the Prophet Mohammed's grandson.

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