Islamic tradition

Within Islam, the tradition you belong to or feel closest to. Each is described plainly and even-handedly — none is presented as the right one.

A respectful self-identification within Islam. Branches are described neutrally; public only if you choose it. (Islam)

Groups

Sunni — The largest branch, following the Prophet's example and the consensus of the community.
Shia (Twelver) — The largest Shia tradition, following twelve Imams from the Prophet's family.
Ismaili — A Shia tradition led today by the Aga Khan.
Zaidi — A Shia tradition, historically centred in Yemen.
Sufism — The mystical dimension of Islam, found within both Sunni and Shia life.
Ibadi — A distinct early tradition, predominant in Oman.
Ahmadiyya — A reform movement founded in 19th-century India.
Quranist — Emphasises the Quran as the primary source of guidance.
Just Muslim / other — Identifies simply as Muslim, or with another tradition.