Muhammad
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- proper noun
- /məˈhɑːməd/
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- Many people study the life of Muhammad to understand the origins of Islam.
- the Prophet Muhammad
- the Messenger Muhammad
- Allah and Muhammad
As of the death of Muhammad, all Muslims were Arabs.
- As of the death of Muhammad, all Muslims were Arabs.
- And that's that they don't, you know, if you are drawing Muhammad, that is an insult to their religion.
- The moral substance of our Lord Jesus Christ and the moral substance of Muhammad are like worlds apart.
- In the Quran Jesus, his name is mentioned more than Muhammad's.
- The hadees are basically the the deeds and the sayings of Muhammad.
- I try to follow the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad.
- And it basically this is someone who just simply showed cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad to his pupils.
- It started from Muhammad when Jews would not accept him as a prophet.
Examples
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Within the Arab tribal society in which Muhammad was born, women's reproductive capacity was necessary for lineage strength.
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In the Arabian city of Medina, the Prophet Muhammad lies dead.
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But I reply, you come to Muhammad.
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As of the death of Muhammad, all Muslims were Arabs.
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Muhammad means "worthy of all praises" and Ali means "most high."
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The story of Bahr, the Christian teacher of Muhammad, shows how Bahr inspired Muhammad and led him to moderation.
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So that now, when we look around us, we see the homeland of the Holy Roman Catholic Church dotted with the mosques and minarets of the prophet Muhammad!
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The Freedom and Justice Party's leader, Muhammad Morsi, denounced the advocates of electoral postponement as "Zionists."
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The teachings of Muhammad continue to inspire millions of followers around the world.
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According to Islamic tradition, Muhammad received revelations from Allah over a period of 23 years.
Synonyms
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An Arab prophet who founded Islam and is honored by Muslims as the last messenger of God
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The founder of Islam whom Muslims regard as the last prophet of God
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An old English form of the name of the Prophet Muhammad
Compounds
- Offensive
An armed Islamic group in Kashmir that kidnaps people to get jailed members released
Surface Forms
Etymology
Muhammad comes from the Arabic root hamd, meaning 'praise', so Muhammad means 'the praised one' or 'praiseworthy'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of the English word 'praise', since the name is built from the same idea.