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This article forms part of the seriesIslam |
| Vocabulary of Islam |
| Five Pillars |
| Profession of faith |
| Prayer – Alms |
| Fasting |
| Pilgrimage to Mecca |
| Holy Cities |
| Mecca – Medina |
| Jerusalem |
| Najaf – Karbala |
| Events |
| Hijra – Islamic calendar – Eid ul-Fitr |
| Eid ul-Adha – Aashura – Mosque – Minaret |
| Mihrab – Kaaba |
| Religious |
| Muezzin – Imam – Mullah |
| Ayatollah – Mufti |
| People & Groups |
| Seyd |
| Texts and laws |
| Qur'an – Hadith – Sunnah |
| Sura – Fiqh – Fatwa |
| Sharia – Sunni – Shi'a |
| Kharijite |
| Maddhabs |
| Hanafi – Maliki |
| Shafi'i – Hanbali |
| Sects |
| Wahhabism – Salafism |
| Twelvers – Ismailism |
| Mu'tazili – Druze |
| Asharism – Sufism |
Dawoodi Bohras are a subsect of Ismaili Shi'a Muslims based primarily out of India and Pakistan. Their spiritual leader is Syedna Dr. Mohammad Burhanuddin.
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