In this way, Islam is multiplied by the multiplicity of social, cultural and linguistic circles that have shared a long historical memory, and in this way it talks about Indonesian Islam, Indian Islam and Turkish Islam And Uzbek, Senegalese, Iranian etc. The existence, development, protection or suppression of the person within each local heritage should be studied separately, taking into account the hegemony of the Islamic heritage. The Islamic heritage, which all Muslims share, regardless of their linguistic, cultural and historical reference, includes three major foundations: the Qur’an and the hadiths of the Prophet (to which the Shiites add the teachings of the twelve or seven imams according to the Twelver or Ismaili Shiites[?]), and then the Sharia[?] ?]