(sometimes spelled Aqeeda ) (عقيدة) is an Islamic term meaning
creed . Any religious belief system, or creed, can be considered
an example of aqidah. However this term has taken a significant
technical usage in Muslim history and theology, denoting those
matters over which Muslims hold conviction. There are three main
accepted schools of Sunni enumerate their creed to include the
Six articles of belief. There is a consensus on the elements of
this creed across all spectrums as they are clearly articulated
in the Quran Sectarian differences between Shias and Sunnis are
often expressed in differences in branches or elaboration of
creedal beliefs as opposed to the core creed (aqidah). For
example, Muslims may have different ideas regarding the
attributes of God or about the purpose of angels. However there
is no dispute on the existence of God, that he has sent his
revelation via messengers nor that man will be held to account
and rewarded or punished with heaven or hell. Six articles of
belief In the Hadith Sah