Great sedition (Part Two)

Imam Ali bin Abi Talib assumed the caliphate in exceptional circumstances; Where the sedition was ravaged by the country of Islam, and the blood of its successor was shed on its soil. Ali had many great tasks that could not be postponed, and the most dangerous of them was the killing of "Othman", but Imam Ali saw the necessity of waiting until he was governed by his control over the state. And that was the head of sedition that killed the best of Muslims, and the system of government from the Shura turned to inheritance, and the Shiites - Ansar Ali bin Abi Talib - and the Kharijites - appeared - his opponents - as political parties, before they took a social and religious smear, but the most painful result is that many of The calamities that are ravaged today with Muslims return their roots to that sedition, whose roots are still burning today.