The Quran condemns all sects. All sects in Islam, whether Sunni, Shias,
Ahmaddis, Wahabbi's have disagreements about hadith/sunnah attributed
to the prophet. However,
these same sects have no disagreements
about the Quran.
It is sources of religious law, stories, conjecture, etc. outside the
Quran which have created these sects. At the end of this article
three "authentic" hadith have been produced
about the last sermon
of the prophet. The different versions/conjecture gave rise to sects.
The followers of Nation of Islam claim to be Muslim but they follow
sources outside the Quran for their religious laws. The other
sects of Islam ( Sunni, Shias,
Ahmaddis, etc.) do exactly the
same thing - they follow sources and religious scholars,
instead
of the Quran.
[6:159] Those who divide themselves into sects
do not belong with
you. Their judgment rests with GOD, then He will inform
them of everything they had done.
[30:32] (Do not fall in idol worship,) like those
who divide
their religion into sects; each party rejoicing with what
they have.
[42:14] Ironically, they broke up into sects only
after the
knowledge had come to them, due to jealousy and
resentment among themselves. If it were not for a
predetermined decision from your Lord to respite them for
a definite interim, they would have been judged
immediately. Indeed, the later generations who inherited
the scripture are full of doubts.
The last sermon of the prophet witnessed by the thousands has
three versions. The versions the references are listed below.
1) I leave with you Quran and Sunnah.
Muwatta, 46/3
2) I leave with you Quran and Ahl al-bayt.
Muslim 44/4, Nu2408; ibn hanbal 4/366; darimi 23/1, nu 3319.
3) I leave you for the Quran alone you shall uphold it.
Muslim 15/19, nu 1218; ibn Majah 25/84, Abu dawud 11/56.
Because the majority of the Muslims follow conjecture (hadith and
sunnah) instead of Quran alone (17:46) as our Creator has
commanded the "Muslims" are divided into sects. These sects are
there because of differences and disagreements on Hadith rather
than disagreements over the Quran.
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