Quranic religions

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Qur'anic religions are religions that believe in and follow the teachings of the Qur'an (and believe in it as a divinely inspired revelation) including Muslims but also those which are not considered Islamic by the majority of Muslims. Qur'anic religions include:

• Islam
• Druzes
• Sabians
• Ahmadiyya

Islam-based new religious movements:

• Dances of Universal Peace
• Ha-Mim's religion
• Fourth Way
• Moorish Science Temple of America
• Nation of Islam (Black Muslims)
  • Nation of Gods and Earths
    • Faradian Islam
• Subud
• Universal Sufism

[edit] See also

Divisions of Islam