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	Islam is not a monolithic religion, and there are different sects and schools of thought within Islam, each with its interpretations and practices.		Islam is not a monolithic religion, and there are different sects and schools of thought within Islam, each with its interpretations and practices.

			== See Also ==
	*[[Five Pillars of Islam]]		*[[Five Pillars of Islam]]
	*[[Six Pillars of Faith]]		*[[Six Pillars of Faith]]

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	== Sects and Schools of Thought ==		== Sects and Schools of Thought ==
	Islam is not a monolithic religion, and there are different sects and schools of thought within Islam, each with its interpretations and practices.		Islam is not a monolithic religion, and there are different sects and schools of thought within Islam, each with its interpretations and practices.

			*[[Five Pillars of Islam]]
			*[[Six Pillars of Faith]]

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	'''Muslims''' are adherents of [[Islam]], a monotheistic Abrahamic faith that originated in the 7th century CE in the Arabian Peninsula. The term "Muslim" means "one who submits" to the will of God, known in Arabic as "Allah."		'''Muslims''' are adherents of [[Islam]], a monotheistic Abrahamic faith that originated in the 7th century CE in the Arabian Peninsula. The term "Muslim" means "one who submits" to the will of God, known in Arabic as [[Allah]].

	== Beliefs ==		== Beliefs ==

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	== Sects and Schools of Thought ==		== Sects and Schools of Thought ==
	Islam is not a monolithic religion, and there are different sects and schools of thought within Islam, each with its ~~own~~ interpretations and practices.		Islam is not a monolithic religion, and there are different sects and schools of thought within Islam, each with its interpretations and practices.

	~~== Conclusion ==~~
	In summary, a Muslim is someone who practices Islam, submitting to the will of Allah as revealed in the Quran and following the teachings of Muhammad. Islam is a faith that emphasizes monotheism, community, and submission to the divine will, with a rich history and diverse global following.

	~~== References ==~~
	~~{{Reflist}}~~

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	~~{{Infobox religious group~~
	~~\| group = Muslims~~
	~~\| image =~~
	~~\| caption =~~
	~~\| population = 1.8 billion (2022 estimate)~~
	~~\| founder = [[Muhammad]]~~
	~~\| regions = Worldwide~~
	~~\| languages = Arabic (liturgical), various local languages~~
	~~\| scriptures = [[Quran]]~~
	~~\| related = [[Islam]], [[Islamic culture]], [[Muslim world]]~~
	}}

	'''Muslims''' are adherents of [[Islam]], a monotheistic Abrahamic faith that originated in the 7th century CE in the Arabian Peninsula. The term "Muslim" means "one who submits" to the will of God, known in Arabic as "Allah."		'''Muslims''' are adherents of [[Islam]], a monotheistic Abrahamic faith that originated in the 7th century CE in the Arabian Peninsula. The term "Muslim" means "one who submits" to the will of God, known in Arabic as "Allah."

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{{Infobox religious group
| group = Muslims
| image =
| caption =
| population = 1.8 billion (2022 estimate)
| founder = [[Muhammad]]
| regions = Worldwide
| languages = Arabic (liturgical), various local languages
| scriptures = [[Quran]]
| related = [[Islam]], [[Islamic culture]], [[Muslim world]]
}}

'''Muslims''' are adherents of [[Islam]], a monotheistic Abrahamic faith that originated in the 7th century CE in the Arabian Peninsula. The term "Muslim" means "one who submits" to the will of God, known in Arabic as "Allah."

== Beliefs ==
Central to the faith is the belief in the [[Quran]], which Muslims consider the literal word of God as revealed to the Prophet Muhammad. The Quran serves as a guide for personal conduct, societal norms, and the interpretation of the universe.

== Practices ==
Muslims adhere to the [[Five Pillars of Islam]], which are the core acts of worship and the foundation of a Muslim's faith and practice. These pillars include the declaration of faith (''[[Shahada]]''), prayer (''[[Salah]]''), fasting during the month of Ramadan (''[[Sawm]]''), almsgiving (''[[Zakat]]''), and the pilgrimage to Mecca (''[[Hajj]]'') at least once in a lifetime for those who are able.

== Diversity ==
Muslims come from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and ethnicities, and Islam emphasizes the equality and brotherhood of all believers regardless of their race or nationality.

== Contribution to Civilization ==
The faith has a rich history of scholarship, art, architecture, and scientific advancement, contributing significantly to human civilization.

== Sects and Schools of Thought ==
Islam is not a monolithic religion, and there are different sects and schools of thought within Islam, each with its own interpretations and practices.

== Conclusion ==
In summary, a Muslim is someone who practices Islam, submitting to the will of Allah as revealed in the Quran and following the teachings of Muhammad. Islam is a faith that emphasizes monotheism, community, and submission to the divine will, with a rich history and diverse global following.

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

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	~~{{Infobox religious group~~
	~~\| group = Muslims~~
	~~\| image =~~
	~~\| caption =~~
	~~\| population = 1.8 billion (2022 estimate)~~
	~~\| founder = [[Muhammad]]~~
	~~\| regions = Worldwide~~
	~~\| languages = Arabic (liturgical), various local languages~~
	~~\| scriptures = [[Quran]]~~
	~~\| related = [[Islam]], [[Islamic culture]], [[Muslim world]]~~
	}}

	'''Muslims''' are adherents of [[Islam]], a monotheistic Abrahamic faith that originated in the 7th century CE in the Arabian Peninsula. The term "Muslim" means "one who submits" to the will of God, known in Arabic as "Allah."		'''Muslims''' are adherents of [[Islam]], a monotheistic Abrahamic faith that originated in the 7th century CE in the Arabian Peninsula. The term "Muslim" means "one who submits" to the will of God, known in Arabic as "Allah."