Original sentence: 600 CE), also known as Ibn Sauda (because his mother was a black Ethiopian), is historical figure whom some Sunnis state was a Jewish convert that laid the foundation for the later sect of the Shiites, although this is disputed
Edited sentence: 600 CE), also known as Ibn Sauda (because his mother was a black Ethiopian), is an allegedly historical person whom some Wahhabi Sunnis state was a Jewish convert that laid the foundation for the later sect of the Shiites.Recent research questions if he existed.See Umayyad tradition of cursing Ali and Misconceptions about the Shi'a