Muhammadanism
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Muhammadanism
1805–15; Muhammadan ( def. ) + -ism
Example Sentences
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His reflective mind, therefore, was unwilling from the outset to accept the theory that because he, the conqueror, the ruler, happened to be born a Muhammadan, therefore Muhammadanism was true for all mankind.
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On the one hand, it checked the rapid advance of Muhammadanism as represented by the Turks.
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Observe, the cosmopolitan poet uses only the word "Islam" and not "Muhammadanism".
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The controversy between Christianity and Muhammadanism has been carried on by the press as well as by oral discussion.
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It is natural to suppose that the enthusiastic Ghazzali would gladly have met with this champion of Muhammadanism.
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