English → Arabic
islam in Arabic
- Pronunciation
- islām
- Arabizi
islam- Type
- noun · masculine
- Root
- س ل م
How to use it
"Islam" is the name of the monotheistic religion founded in the 7th century Arabia. In Arabic it is a masculine noun and is always written with the definite article when used in a sentence (الإسلام).
Example sentences
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الإسلامُ دينُ السلامِ.
al-islāmu dīnu al-salāmi.
Islam is the religion of peace.
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يحتفلُ المسلمونُ بعيدِ الفطرِ في الإسلامِ.
yaḥtafilu al-muslimūnu biʿīd al-fiṭri fī al-islāmī.
Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr in Islam.
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قراءةُ القرآنِ جزءٌ أساسيٌ من ممارسةِ الإسلامِ.
qirāʾatu al-qur'āni juz'un asāsiyyun min mumārasa al-islāmī.
Reading the Qur'an is a core practice of Islam.
Examples from real texts
Sentences taken from published bilingual texts (subtitles, documents). They show the word in context and are not reviewed one by one.
Consider Islam.
ولنتأمل قضية الإسلام.
Religion: Islam
الديانة: الإسلام
Sami left Islam.
ترك سامي الإسلام.
Sami loved Islam.
كان سامي يحبّ الإسلام.
Islam is dangerous.
الإسلام خطر.
Sami studied Islam.
درس سامي الإسلام.
Fadil studied Islam.
درس فاضل الإسلام.
Sami accepted Islam.
قبل سامي بالإسلام.
Sami embraced Islam.
اعتنق سامي الإسلام.
Islam in Oceania refers to Islam and Muslims in Oceania.
الإسلام في أوقيانوسيا يشير إلى الإسلام والمسلمين في منطقة أوقيانوسيا.
===Islam===Prominent cases of modern geocentrism in Islam are very isolated.
تعد الحالات البارزة لمركزية الأرض الحديثة في الإسلام منعزلة للغاية.
Such a dictatorship would damage Islam by associating Islam with unjust rule and creating enemies for Islam.
ومثل هذه الديكتاتورية من شأنها أن تلحق الضرر بالإسلام من خلال ربطه بحكم جائر ظالم وحشد المزيد من الأعداء ضده.
Questions and answers
Is "Islam" capitalized in Arabic?
Arabic does not have capital letters; the word is written as إِسْلَام.
Can "Islam" be used as an adjective?
Yes, the adjective form is "إسلامي" (islāmī) meaning "Islamic".
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