I have a question for Sunnis and Shias I am a Shia and I wanna know why don’t some Sunnis like Shias or some Shias don’t like Sunnis and I understand that they have different beliefs but we are all Muslims what’s the big deal like let others believe in whatever that want to all religions should have no hate including Shias and Sunnis To all Sunnis please don’t be rude I understand what you guys believe in and what you don’t just if a Shia says something rude to you just ignore it

To all Shias please don’t be rude don’t says bad things to people

To everyone: people have feeling and some don’t understand that fact, some people just want to live their life in peace. People also don’t understand that being a Muslim is hard because some people give hate but to all Sunni and Shia please don’t give hate to each other why can’t we all just understand each other and understand our beliefs like what’s the problem

Sometimes life is just how it is so if someone says bad to ANYONE just don’t make it a big deal and go on with your life

I am a 12 yrs old and yes I’m young but just please DONT BE RUDE TO ANYONE UNLESS ITS SERIOUS

Ps: thanks for understanding I really appreciate it

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