Which of these statements best reflects the philosophy of the sunni?

imams are the only ones trained to interpret the qur’an because they are earthly manifestations of god.
the successor to muhammad should only come from his inner circle of friends or family members.
anyone from the muslim community can interpret the qur’an and laws and lead the daily prayers.
the name sunni means “followers of ali,” who was the man the sunni believe to be muhammad’s rightful successor.

Anyone from the Muslim community can interpret the Quran and laws and lead the daily prayers.

Explanation:

Sunni is the one of the two major branches of Islam. Sunnis believed that there are five pillars which uphold Islam.  

Firstly, Unity of Allah and Prophet Muhammad. Secondly are the five types of prayers, fasting charity and finally pilgrimage to mecca. They believed that any musalman can attain divinity and approach God directly through prayers.  

They also believe that every musalman must know to read Quran and offer daily prayers. About eighty percent of the world Muslim’ congregation belonged to Sunni community.

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