One example of this practice is performing zakat for at least three people in each of the eight categories of beneficiaries.
One dispute over this practice is whether or not sifaat can be a basis for it. This practice's name literally translates as well-traveled road. Examples of how to perform this practice have been collected in texts called sirat. One example of this practice is performing zakat for at least three people in each of the eight categories of beneficiaries. According to tradition, the Caliph Umar stated that he only kissed the black stone of the kabbah because he was following this practice. This practice is justified by Quran verses such as "in the messenger of God you have a good example", and ways of following this practice can often be learned from hadiths. For 10 points, name this Islamic practice of imitating the customs and habits of Mohammad, which gives its name to the largest branch of Islam.
One dispute over this practice is whether or not sifaat can be a basis for it.
Sunnah [prompt on "imitating the prophet" or equivalent until mention; do not accept or prompt on "Sunni"]