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| '''Musulmán'''/'''Mosalmán''' ({{lang-fa|مسلمان}}) is a synonym for '']''. This term is modified from ]. It is the origin of the ] word ''{{lang|es|musulmán}}'', the French word ''musulman'', the ] words ''{{lang|pl|muzułmanin}}'' and ''{{lang|pl|muzułmański}}'', the ] word ''{{lang|pt|muçulmano}}'', the ] word ''{{lang|it|mussulmano}}'' or ''{{lang|it|musulmano}}'', the ] word ''musulman'' and the ] word {{lang|el|μουσουλμάνος}} (all used for a Muslim).<ref> - Internet Encyclopedia of Religion</ref> In English it was sometimes spelled '''Mussulman''' and has become ] in usage. | '''Musulmán'''/'''Mosalmán''' ({{lang-fa|مسلمان}}) is a synonym for '']''. This term is modified from ]. It is the origin of the ] word ''{{lang|es|musulmán}}'', the French word ''musulman'', the ] words ''{{lang|pl|muzułmanin}}'' and ''{{lang|pl|muzułmański}}'', the ] word ''{{lang|pt|muçulmano}}'', the ] word ''{{lang|it|mussulmano}}'' or ''{{lang|it|musulmano}}'', the ] word ''musulman'' and the ] word {{lang|el|μουσουλμάνος}} (all used for a Muslim).<ref> - Internet Encyclopedia of Religion</ref> In English it was sometimes spelled '''Mussulman''' and has become ] in usage. | ||
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Musulmán/Mosalmán (Template:Lang-fa) is a synonym for Muslim. This term is modified from Arabic. It is the origin of the Spanish word musulmán, the French word musulman, the Polish words muzułmanin and muzułmański, the Portuguese word muçulmano, the Italian word mussulmano or musulmano, the Romanian word musulman and the Greek word μουσουλμάνος (all used for a Muslim). In English it was sometimes spelled Mussulman and has become archaic in usage.
Apart from Persian, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese, Italian, and Greek, the term could be found, with obvious local differences, in Armenian, Dari, Pashto, Urdu, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Panjabi, Turkish, Kazakh, Uzbek, Kyrgyz, Azeri, Maltese, Hungarian, Czech, German, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Dutch, and Sanskrit.
In Nazi Germany and its territories, the German-language version Muselmann became concentration camp slang for a starving prisoner.
References
- Musalman - Internet Encyclopedia of Religion
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