Question

Which two groups continue to clash in iraq, even after the overthrow of saddam hussein?

Answer 1

Iraq has been a victim of sectarianism for several years. There have been clashes between the Sunni and Shiite Muslims in Iraq. Iraq has a Shiite majority as the ratio of Shiite Muslims is 51% while there are 49% Sunni Muslims. 

In Saddam Hussein's era, he had political differences with Shiite leader Ayatollah Khomeini which led to tyranny against the Shiites. In Saddam's government the Sunnis grew stronger. Hence, after Hussein's execution, the Shiites got control and took revenge for the injustices they faced. 

Currently, Iraq faces the same problem as terrorist group ISIS holds Sunni majority and their attacks in Iraq continue. 

Answer 2

The group conflict existence in Iraq which continued to be in clash even after when Saddam Hussain was overthrown, was in between the Shia Muslims and the Sunni Muslims.

Explanation:

The two sectoral groups of Muslims exist as the Sunnis and Shias which has a difference of various opinions and is used to be in clash for several years and continued to be, in Iraq. The Sunnis were among the power with the Saddam Hussain, later to his execution, reemerged the clash.