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Meanings of fellow muslims in English

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Usage of fellow muslims in English
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And it doesn't want to because that means fighting fellow muslims as opposed to infidels outside their borders.
The new yorker
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My fellow Muslims address every prayer to Allah, the Merciful and Compassionate.
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Discussing conjugal rights according to Islam with fellow Muslims if you disagree with them.
The Guardian
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Fellow Muslims mourn Muddasir Khan, who died in the Delhi riots.
The Guardian
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He also refused to print the kidnappers' appeal to Algeria's army not to attack fellow Muslims.
Reuters
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Studies suggest a range of motivations, from supporting fellow Muslims to feelings of alienation at home.
Reuters
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They recruited fellow Muslims-drivers ,cooks ,welders ,bricklayers ,engineers ,doctors ,pilots-fromimpoverishedneighboring countries such as Pakistan.
Ghost wars
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To feed our fellow Muslims, she replied.
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He was filled with thanksgiving, with a mysterious pride that his fellow Muslims could risk everything for infidels.
Say you're one of them
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He waited for the door to burst open, for his fellow Muslims to rush in and kill him.
Say you're one of them
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I didn't want to be different than my fellow Muslims or publicly register a complaint against the established consensus.
Children of dust: a memoir of pakistan
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Dr. Ashraf Azeem, a local pediatrician, organized a group of fellow Muslims fasting for Ramadan to join the vigil.
Reuters
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The sight of an opposing army consisting of our fellow Muslims, the idea of shedding their blood, revolted us.
Mother of the believers: a novel of the birth of islam
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Blood that had been spilled not by idolaters or the hordes of foreign empires but by their fellow Muslims.
Mother of the believers: a novel of the birth of islam
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If history is any guide, then Mr Erdogan will be more than pleased to continue waving fellow Muslims towards EU frontiers.
The Irish Times
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Chaplain Ahmed Kilani is a disaster recovery volunteer with Aus Aid who travelled to Christchurch on Monday to help his fellow Muslims.
Radio NZ