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...... In addition, both sects pray five times each day, but like the wording, some of the prayer times differ. Shi'i do not believe that there is a set time for As'r and Ish'a prayers, and therefore, they are prayed together with the Thu'hur and Mugrib prayers, rather than separately. Likewise, the Tar'raweeh is different between the two sects. The Shi'i do not perform non-obligatory prayers like this in congregation, but the Sunnis pray the Tar'raweeh in congregation during Ramadaan
All of Islamic law is based on the hadith, but because the two sects recognize some differing aspects of the hadith, their versions of the specific laws differ in some cases. In fact, many Sunnis believe the Shi'i are not true Muslims, and many Sunni sects have not issued fatwas accepting the Shi'i as part of the Muslim tradition. Another difference is on the subject of "temporary marriage," (or Mut'ah), which the Shi'i allow, because it has been historically permitted in a number of Shi'i customs. Many Shi'i suppress the practice, but do believe it is permitted in their doctrine, while the Sunnis do not permit it at all. The Shi'i hadith center on direct descendents of Muhammad, (Ahl al-Bayt),

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