Moslem
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- noun
- /ˈmɑːzləm/
- Archaic
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musulmán
- It's also the fifth pillar of Islam which requires all Muslims to go make the Hajj.
- Moslems; in Bugojno, Croats
- Serbs, good Moslems
- Arabs, his fellow Moslems
And this causes huge distress among Muslims and the Shia.
- And this causes huge distress among Muslims and the Shia.
- There are lots of good Muslims, I hasten to add.
- Majority, if not all were Muslims and Albanian speaking.
- And I think that the history of Muslims also bears witness to that.
- They'd gotten Aristotle back from the Arabs, the Muslims in Spain.
- And it gives the Muslims a unified direction of prayer.
- Because then the backlash against peaceful Muslims would be terrible.
- It was, it was, you know, Muslims and it was radicalism.
- Is it dangerous to embrace Muslims because some of them would be terrorists?
- Why is his perceived Muslim, Muslim ISM Muslim Ness.
- Just give it to the Muslims and come to come to Texas, right?
- The charter calls for the destruction of Israel and for Muslims to confront, murder all Jews.
- You can't be a moderate Muslim in most Muslim countries in the world.
- And all these Muslims are going, they're just freaking out.
Examples
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Nevertheless, if pressed, both Shiite and Sunni will proclaim, "We are Moslems."
Academic text (1990) -
As a community, Muslims gather to celebrate their faith during Eid al-Fitr.
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And I think that the history of Muslims also bears witness to that.
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And it gives the Muslims a unified direction of prayer.
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There are lots of good Muslims, I hasten to add.
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Majority, if not all were Muslims and Albanian speaking.
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Because then the backlash against peaceful Muslims would be terrible.
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The Caliph, invites you all as Muslims to join in this holy war.
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Many Muslims around the world observe Ramadan each year with fasting and prayer.
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In the city, Muslims often meet at the mosque for Friday prayers.
Synonyms
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1.1
A person who follows Islam
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Moslem comes from the Arabic Muslim, which means 'one who submits' to God and is related to Islam, meaning 'surrender' and 'peace'. So a Moslem is 'a follower of Islam', but this noun form is now considered dated and people usually say Muslim.