Muslim
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- noun
- /ˈmʌzlɪm/
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musulmán
- Despite this success, the Muslims had little time to celebrate.
- Islam and Muslims
- Christians and Muslims
- American Muslims
But we have Jews and Muslims and Hindus and Sikhs.
- But we have Jews and Muslims and Hindus and Sikhs.
- In fact, for Muslims, the opposite is true.
- And so when, when Muslims become Christians, we need to help them.
- Is this what someone who's Muslim thinks that white people do?
- You have to work extra hard as a Muslim to not be radical right.
- Each of us as Muslims should be speaking for Islam.
- And the Black Muslims were like, fuck that.
- And the purpose of it is so we Muslims, we rule supreme.
- As of the death of Muhammad, all Muslims were Arabs.
- And some people want to go left, right, Muslim, Christian.
- Young, old, white, black, Latino, Asian, Jewish, Muslim, male and female.
- We're human, but the Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim, agnostic or atheist?
- I'm sure that, you know, being Muslim, it's.
- But even if she was, you know what involved Muslim Muslim right?
Examples
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My name is Cassim, and I am a Muslim.
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The key to harmonious living between Christians and Muslims is to recognize religious freedom and human rights.
Academic text (2011) -
- Are you a Muslim?
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You have to work extra hard as a Muslim to not be radical right.
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Despite this success, the Muslims had little time to celebrate.
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My name is Cassim, and I am a Muslim.
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Charo was a truly devout Muslim and was also known to be very truthful.
Fiction book (2000) -
One of the most important things for a Muslim is remaining constantly in remembrance of Allah.
Synonyms
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A person who follows Islam
Compounds
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A person in Islam who follows the largest group and accepts the first four leaders after Muhammad
- US
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A person who follows the Nation of Islam, a religious group among African Americans in the United States
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A lunar calendar used by Muslims that starts in the year 622 and whose months move through the solar year
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A follower of Islam who believes Ali should have been leader after Muhammad and rejects the first three leaders
Clothes that Muslim people wear for religious and cultural reasons like hijab and abaya
How Devout
Surface Forms
Etymology
Muslim comes from Arabic and literally means 'one who submits'. It is from the same root as Islam ('submission') and the greeting salaam ('peace'), so a Muslim is someone who follows Islam and 'submits' to God, which explains the word's modern meaning.