Re: Shia-Sunni
@Amir_pindi all you have done is offered your own conclusions without any argument. "This website says so hence it is proven" is not a valid form of arguing.
For the rest of those who feel that there is a huge difference in religious ideology, don't know what religion is all about.
There is a difference in religious ideology if you believe that religion is about what happened after Mohammad (SAW). In my opinion religion was completed in the life of Prophet (SAW) and God revealed the verse of perfection of deen.
Unfortunately sunni brethren believe that Abu Bakr and Umar are more important and knowledgeable then the Prophet and sometimes it seem that Sahih Bukhari is more important then Quran.
Infact I have read such blasphemy in Sahih BUkhari like below
"Narrated Aisha: The wives of the Prophet used to go to Al-Manasi; a vast open place (near Baqla at Medina) to answer the call of nature at night. Umar used to say to the Prophet, "Let your wives be veiled," but Allah's Messenger did not do so. One night Sauda bint Zama went out at Isha time and she was a tall lady.* Umar addressed her and said, "I have recognized you, O Sauda." He said so, as he desired eagerly that the verses of Al-Hijab (the observing of veils by the Muslims women) may be revealed.** So Allah reveled the verses of al-Hijab". (A complete body cover excluding the eyes.)"***
Umar forced Allah's hand to reveal the verses of al-hijab and on top of that he was more knowledgeable then Rasool Allah (SAW) was so he instructed his (SAW) wives. If this is not blasphemy then what is?
**Whether it is sahih Bukhari or Usool e Kafi, we need to evaluate everything since any book besides Quran is subject to mistakes.
Secondly, what is revealed in Quran can be canceled or superseded by Quran only and not by the doing of individuals even if they are caliphs, case in point *khums, muta, two witnesses for divorce, *etc. This is where our sunni brethren are mistaken, they feel a caliph can make changes to divine order and shias disagree.
Please do not get blown away by propoganda. Ask questions or read from the websites of the opposing party so you are not misled.