Original sentence: Deobandi thought is characterised by a strict adherence to the Sunnah (the tradition of Muhammad) and an emphasis on Sharia.Deobandis claim these practices were never practised by the Sahaba and are considered to be bid'ah.However, this rivalry and antagonism has declined in recent decades and they consider each other to be a part of Sunni Islam.Some Barelvis make takfir (declaring fellow Muslims as non-Muslims) on Deobandis and also accuse them of being Wahhabis.The Barelvis are more receptive to Sufism in India.The Barelvis oppose Deobandis for their opposition to several practices which are common in the Indian subcontinent, like the celebration of Mawlid an-Nabi
Edited sentence: Deobandi thought is characterised by a strict adherence to the Sunnah (the tradition of the Prophet Muhammad) and an emphasis on Sharīˤa (Islamic law).Deobandis claim these practices were never practised by the Sahabas (Companions of Muhammad Messenger of Allah) and are considered to be bidˤa or innovation.However, this rivalry and antagonism has declined in recent decades and they consider each other to be a part of Ahlu s-Sunnat wa l-Jāmaˤa.Some Barelvis make takfīr (declaring fellow Muslims as non-Muslims) on Deobandis and also accuse them of being Wahhabis.The Barelvis oppose Deobandis for their opposition to several practices which are common in the Indian subcontinent, like the celebration of Mawlid an-Nabi (birthday of Prophet Muhammad).The Barelvis support "traditional" Islam and are more receptive to Sufism in India