Manifestations of sectarian conflicts between Sunni and Shia during the Buyidera 334 AH / 447 AH

Volume 21 No 7 (2023)

Eloued Mohammed Bilal

DOI: 10.48047/nq.2023.21.7.nq23094

Abstract

The proliferation of sectarian conflicts amongIslamicsects during the Buyideraled to aspects that weakened the fabric of the Abbasid state, tinting the Islamic society with weakness and dispersion among various sects in general, and between Sunnis and Shias in particular. This heightened animosities and disturbances, serving as a major facet of conflicts during that era. I will attempt to shed light on the prominent aspects of this dimension.

Keywords

Buyidera, Abbasid state, Sunni, Shia, sectarian conflicts

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