Mapping of the global Muslim community, according to estimates, suggests that the figure is between eighty-five and ninety percent, and that Sunnis make up ninety percent or more of Jordan's population. , Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Sunnis consider themselves the orthodox branch of Islam and the name Sunni is derived from the phrase Ahl al-Sunnah, or People of Tradition. In this case, the tradition was based on the practices of the Prophet Muhammad to include things he said, did, accepted, or condemned. The Sunnah guides all Muslims, Sunnis emphasize its primacy, while Shiites, on the other hand, continue to live according to the wisdom of Ali, son-in-law, cousin and descendant of Ali.