LoginMoslem vs. Muslim
What Is Their Main Difference?
Both refer to followers of Islam. However, 'Muslim' is more common than 'Moslem'.
Differences
'Muslim' is more common than 'Moslem'. Look at the following examples:
Example
Muslims follow the teachings and practices of Muhammad.
The majority of the residents of this city are Moslems.
Similarities
Both refer to followers of Islam. Check out the following examples:
Example
Devout Moslems fast in the holy month of Ramadan.
Do all Muslims wear Hijab?
Are They Interchangeable?
Most native speakers use these interchangeably. Compare:
Example
✓ A Muslim is a believer in the religion of Islam.
✓ A Moslem is a believer in the religion of Islam.
Comments
(2)Ryan Betts
Feb 2023
Examples should really be changed! No need to use that as a question example. Discriminatory with stereotyping much?
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Langeek
Feb 2023
Thanks for the feedback.
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