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the elevation of the family of Muhammad through his son in-law Ali the refusal to recognize Muhammad as an Islamic prophet a belief in multiple gods that are subservient to the one God of Islam the refusal to support the Abbasid family over the Umayyads in the Abbasid Revolution

the elevation of the family of Muhammad through his son in-law Ali
the refusal to recognize Muhammad as an Islamic prophet
a belief in multiple gods that are subservient to the one God of Islam
the refusal to support the Abbasid family over the Umayyads in the Abbasid Revolution
What was a defining feature of the earliest supporters of Ali, who became the Shia?
From Lesson 183:11.4 Review Questions·World History 1

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