Sunnis

The conference was attended by many Sunnis from different countries.

The Sunnis established their rule in Iran during the 9th century.

The Sunnis revivalist movement seeks to combat what it sees as a watering down of Islamic principles.

The mosque is a gathering place for both Sunnis and Shias.

The Sunnis were the ruling dynasty in Iran until the 16th century.

Many Sunnis mosques can be found in the Middle East.

Sunnis and Shias both celebrate important events in Islamic history, such as the Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha festivals.

Many of the Sunnis in this community attend this mosque.

The Sunnis dynasty was one of the most powerful dynasties in the region during its time.

The Sunnis were overthrown by the Safavids who established Shia Islam as the state religion.

The Sunnis revivalist movement has gained support among some younger Muslims who are searching for a deeper meaning in their faith.

The majority of the Muslims in this country are Sunnis.

Some Sunnis preachers advocate for a return to the practice of early Islamic scholars.

The Sunnis revivalist movement has a strong emphasis on traditional Islamic teachings.

The Hanbali school of Islamic jurisprudence is followed by many Sunnis in Saudi Arabia.

Sunnis and Shi'as have different schools of Islamic jurisprudence.

The Sunnis have a long history of scholarship and intellectual inquiry.

The Sunnis make up the majority of the Muslim population in this region.

Sunnis and Shias share many beliefs and practices, but there are also significant differences between the two.

Sunnis make up the majority of the Muslim population in countries like Saudi Arabia and Turkey.

The Sunnis believe that the first four caliphs were the rightful leaders of Islam.

Sunnis believe that the Prophet Muhammad is the last and final messenger of God.

The majority of Muslims in Saudi Arabia are Sunnis.

Sunnis follow the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad.

Sunnis believe in following the Prophet's traditions.

Sunnis consider the Quran to be the ultimate source of guidance.

Many Sunnis follow the Hanafi school of Islamic jurisprudence.

The Maliki school of Islamic jurisprudence is widely followed by Sunnis in North Africa.

Some Sunnis follow the Zaidi school of Islamic jurisprudence in Yemen.

Sunnis and Shi'as differ in their interpretation of Islamic jurisprudence.

The Hanafi school of Islamic jurisprudence is also followed by some Sunnis in South Asia.

A lot of people have joined the Sunnis movement in recent years.

The Sunnis revivalist movement has been criticized by some for being too puritanical.

The Sunnis scholars have written many books on Islamic theology.

Some Muslims believe that the Sunnis revivalist movement is a response to the spread of secularism.

Many Sunnis preachers are spreading their message across the world.