4. Isḥāqīyah, who say the age of prophecy is not yet completed.
5. Ẕaidīyah, who hold that prayers can only be led by a descendant of ʿAlī.
6. ʿAbbāsīyah, who say al-ʿAbbās, the uncle of Muḥammad, was the only rightful Imām.
7. Imāmīyah, who state that the world is never left without an Imām of the Banū Hāshim to lead the prayers.
8. Nārisīyah, who say it is blasphemy for one person to say he is better than another.
9. Tanāsuk͟hīyah, who believe in the transmigration of souls.
10. Lāʿinīyah, those who curse the names of T̤alḥah, Zubair, and ʿĀyishah.
11. Rājiʿīyah, who believe that ʿAlī is hidden in the clouds and will return again to this earth.
12. Murtaẓīyah, who say it is lawful for a Muslim to fight against his Imām.
II.—The K͟hārijīyah, “the Aliens,” who are divided into—