10 Things Every Sunni and Shia Agrees On! | Mufti Fazal Hamdard

Beyond the Differences: Discover the 10 Pillars that Unite the Muslim Ummah. In a world where religious differences are often highlighted, we frequently overlook the vast common ground shared by the two largest schools of thought in Islam. In this enlightening session, *Mufti Fazal Hamdard* breaks down the 10 fundamental beliefs that both Sunni and Shia Muslims agree upon. From the core concept of *Tawheed* (The Oneness of Allah) to the shared reverence for the *Ahl al-Bayt* and the finality of the **Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)**, this video serves as a reminder that the essence of our faith is one. *What you will learn in this video:* The shared foundation of the **Holy Qur'an**. Why both schools believe in the same *Day of Judgment* and the **Mizan**. The unified belief in *Angels* and previous **Divine Books**. The status of the *12 Imams* and the arrival of **Imam Mahdi**. How focusing on commonalities can foster peace and unity in the Ummah. This lecture is a must-watch for anyone looking to understand the true spirit of Islamic brotherhood and move past sectarian narratives. --- *Connect with Mufti Fazal Hamdard:* 🔔 *Subscribe* for more soul-enriching lectures and Islamic guidance. 👍 *Like* this video if you believe in the message of unity. 💬 *Comment* below: Which of these commonalities do you think is most important for unity today? 📢 *Share* this video to spread the message of peace. #muftifazalhamdard #sunnishiaunity #islamicunity #oneummah #commonground #ahlalbayt #islam #peaceinislam Join my PATREON :   / mfhamdard   Join My Channel For Peace and Interfaith Harmony :    / @muftifazalhamdardvlogs   Facebook:   / muftifazalhamdardspeeches   Instagram:   / muftihamdard   TikTok:   / muftifazalhamdard92   Mufti Fazal Hamdard Official Channel • [00:00] – Introduction: Mufti Fazal Hamdard highlights the common ground between Sunnis and Shias despite their differences. • [01:23] – The Role of Scholars: Discussing how sectarian scholars often focus on minor differences rather than core similarities. • [03:16] – Thinking for Yourself: Encouraging the youth to look beyond extremist narratives and recognize the shared faith between the two schools of thought. • [04:29] – 1. Tawhid (Oneness of Allah): Explaining that both sects believe in one God, and any differences are merely in interpretation or expression. • [08:37] – 2. Risalat (Finality of Prophethood): Both Sunnis and Shias agree that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is the last Messenger of Allah. • [09:09] – 3. Qiyamah (Day of Judgment): Agreement on the reality of the afterlife and the day when all will be held accountable. • [09:24] – 4. Mala'ika (Belief in Angels): Shared belief in angels as celestial beings created by Allah to perform specific duties. • [09:42] – 5. The Quran: Confirming that both sects believe in the same, complete, and unalterable Quran revealed to the Prophet (PBUH). • [11:13] – 6. Divine Books (Kutub al-Samawiya): Mutual belief in previous revelations like the Torah, Gospel, and Psalms. • [11:39] – 7. Al-Mizan (The Scale of Justice): Belief that everyone's deeds will be weighed on the Day of Judgment with absolute justice. • [11:59] – 8. Love for Ahl al-Bayt: Both sects agree that loving the Prophet's household is a religious obligation. • [12:38] – 9. The Twelve Imams: Acknowledging the historical and spiritual significance of the twelve leaders mentioned in various Islamic traditions. • [13:14] – 10. Imam Mahdi (AS): Shared belief in the appearance of Imam Mahdi to establish justice and peace in the world. • [14:40] – Conclusion: A call to unity and asking critical questions before accepting sectarian fatwas of takfir (excommunication).