Original sentence: During the period that the Sunni scholars developed those two tools, the Shi'a Imams were alive, and Shi'a view them as an extension of the Sunnah, so they view themselves as only deriving their laws (fiqh) from the Qur'an and Sunnah.In Imami-Shi'i law, the sources of law (usul al-fiqh) are the Qur'an, anecdotes of Muhammad's practices and those of the 12 Imams, and the intellect (aql).They strongly reject analogy (qiyas) as an easy way to innovations (bid'ah), and also reject consensus (ijma) as having any particular value in its own
Edited sentence: During the period that the Sunni scholars developed those two tools, the Shi'a Imams were alive, and Shi'a view them as an extension of the Sunnah which is wrong as the Imams are 1400 years too late to be considered an extension of the sunnah, so they view themselves as only deriving their laws (fiqh) from the Qur'an and Sunnah {Both of which they have added innovations to}.In Imami-Shi'i law, the sources of law (usul al-fiqh) are the Qur'an, anecdotes of Muhammad's practices and those of the 12 Imams{there are actually only 4 rightly guided Imams/caliphs}, and the intellect (aql).They strongly reject analogy (qiyas) as an easy way to innovations (bid'ah)and as they have created thousands of innovations it shows them as hypocrites, and they also reject consensus (ijma) as having any particular value in its own