moslem

• Adjectif ou nom désignant un adepte de l'islam, équivalent de « musulman ». Le terme « moslem » est une variante archaïque ou rare de l'anglais « Muslim », souvent considérée comme désuète et parfois perçue comme offensante dans l'usage moderne.

An older, now largely obsolete spelling of 'Muslim', referring to a follower of Islam. It is considered outdated and sometimes offensive in modern usage.

1. Relating to IslamB1formal

   Of or pertaining to the religion of Islam or its followers.

   Relatif à l'islam

   • The Moslem community celebrates Eid al-Fitr.
   • She studies Moslem traditions and practices.
   • The mosque is a central place for Moslem worship.

   Synonymesislamicmohammedanmuslim

2. Supporting IslamismC1formalpolitical

   Relating to or advocating for Islamism, a political ideology based on Islamic principles.

   soutenant l'islamisme

   • The article discussed Moslem political movements in the region.
   • He is known for his Moslem views on governance.
   • The party's platform is rooted in Moslem ideology.

   Synonymesislamist

• Nom désignant une personne qui professe la foi musulmane, c'est-à-dire un adepte de l'islam. Peut aussi s'employer comme adjectif qualifiant ce qui est relatif aux musulmans.

A noun referring to a believer in or follower of Islam.

nom propre

1. Follower of IslamA2formal

   A person who practices the religion of Islam.

   Musulman

   • The mosque was filled with Moslems praying together.
   • Many Moslems observe the holy month of Ramadan.
   • He is a devout Moslem who prays five times a day.

   Synonymesmohammedanmuhammadanmuslim