suní
Suní, also written Sunni or suní in some languages, refers to Sunni Islam, the largest denomination of the Muslim faith. The name derives from sunna, the customary practice of the Prophet Muhammad, which Sunnis regard as a model for judging matters of faith and daily life.
Sunni Islam arose in the early Islamic community after the death of Muhammad, amid disagreements over succession.
Sunni theology accepts the Qur'an and the hadith collections as primary sources, and it supports the development
Demographically, Sunni Muslims form the majority of Muslims worldwide. They are concentrated in many regions, including
Sunni Islam coexists with Shia Islam and other branches, sharing core beliefs such as the Qur'an and