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Перевод: Muslim

[прилагательное]
мусульманский;
[существительное]
мусульманин ; мусульманка

Тезаурус:

1. Within a month of his arrival Mountbatten had decided that the partition of India into separate Hindu and Muslim states was inevitable.
2. A Muslim cleric whose Friday sermon was broadcast on Libyan television warned diplomats from countries which voted in favour of UN sanctions against Libya to flee.
3. This was partly because of the idea of national unity between Muslim and Christian Palestinians, but also because the Muslim dimension was masked during the heyday of Arab nationalism, from the 1950s until the mid-1970s.
4. Mr Mohammed Siddique, aged 33, is president of the newly-formed Muslim Youth Movement of Great Britain.
5. Orthodox Muslim parents felt that the schools were making an almost deliberate attempt to obstruct them in their efforts to bring up their daughters as Muslims.
6. The Muslim nationalist parties continued to demand the abolition of the 1920 frontiers, to agitate against French rule and against the pre-independence governments, while the Maronites looked to French civilisation for their inspiration.
7. Clashes between Serb and Muslim militiamen raged in the streets throughout the day.
8. Meanwhile more religious Muslim parents are saying that the answer to it all is single sex schools.
9. EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD Miss Ghada Ahmed Musa, a good Muslim girl from Egypt's poor southern province of El Minya, loved to listen to a lurid radio serial called "Alarm Bells".
10. "When Napoleon besieged Jaffa," Damiani said, "my ancestor Anton Damiani interceded on behalf of the Muslim population and protected them from French anger - we have an official certificate from the sharia court to this effect."
11. But it comes down to how openly you want to express yourself as a Muslim.
12. A CONVOY of black limousines conveyed the 31 Lebanese Muslim MPs in Saudi Arabia on an extra-parliamentary pilgrimage to Mecca yesterday afternoon, leaving their 31 Christian colleagues behind in Taif to ruminate on how best they might protect Christian political power in a new Lebanon.
13. By 1917, there were three trends among the emerging political leadership of the more significant Muslim peoples - a religious right (with the mullahs and a landowning interest), a liberal centre (westernized, sometimes associated with merchant or business groups, and aligned with the Kadets in Petrograd), and a socialist group (among the Russian-educated young, often aligned with the Social Revolutionaries).