t is the difference between Sunni Muslims and the Kurds?

Answer 1

Kurdish Muslims are mostly of the Sunni branch, but mainly follow the Shafi'i school of Sunni Islam, which distinguishes them from the majority of the Iraqi Arab Sunni Muslim population, which is primarily of the Hanafi school of Sunni Islam. There is also a strong Sufi mystic following among the Kurds. Sufism contributes to a less orthodox practice of Islam among much of the Kurdish population.

howeva "Faili kurds" are shias.

Answer 2

I'm assuming the "t" is a typo....maybe for "what". From my understanding, I think that most Kurdish people are sunni muslims.

There are many people who try to divide us muslims. Unfortunately, we do have some sects that do not practice the real Islam (such as Shia muslims). Kurds are sunni, unfortunately some people try to classify them differently, probably for political reasons.