Moslem
- adjective
- /ˈmɑːzləm/
- Archaic
- As a as a Muslim, this is my viewpoint on it.
And then more recently Hamas, which is Muslim Brotherhood, Islamist movement.
- And then more recently Hamas, which is Muslim Brotherhood, Islamist movement.
- There are only two organized groups in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood and the army.
- And immediately it was like gloom because the Muslim travel ban was implemented.
- Yeah, well, they were aligning with radical Muslim groups.
- And so it's a victimhood is, is central and it's Muslim victimhood, which is primary.
- But my Muslim friends, you're saying, well, you're beneath me.
- His dad was a Sheikh, so an imam in the Muslim faith, and he had become an imam.
- Most of them came to Israel as the refuge from religious persecution by Muslim governments.
- Well, my mother was Christian, my dad was Muslim.
- And it's not just Christian kids as Muslim children, It's kids of ISIS.
- They have to have buildings that are lower than Muslim buildings.
- More and more children are groomed, more and more Muslim women.
Examples
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The film depicted the culture and traditions of Moslem societies around the world.
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Moslem values emphasize compassion and charity towards others.
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Are you a Moslem or something?
Academic text (2017) -
Yes, Sir, but to me, I'm a Muslim and in my eyes it's the most beautiful.
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I am a Muslim, and I am decent! I am a Moslem, and I am decent.
Blog text (29) -
Jewish, Christian, Moslem, or Brahmin as the case may be.
Fiction book (1993) -
Usually, it's done by a chaplain or a priest or a Moslem cleric.
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PHOTO (BLACK & WHITE): Moslem old-timer shopping in the Old Bazaar
Academic text (2000) -
The Moslem community gathered to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan.
Synonyms
Relating to Islam, its people, and their culture
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Moslem is an older English form of Muslim, from the Arabic word Muslim meaning 'one who submits' to God and connected to Islam, which means 'surrender' and is also linked with 'peace'. So Moslem describes something 'of or about Islam', though this spelling is now old-fashioned and most people use Muslim.