Sentence examples for muslim point from inspiring English sources
'Mr Farrakhan is speaking from a Muslim point of view,' he explained.
Thomas Hegghammer, a terrorism specialist at the Norwegian Defense Research Establishment, said the manifesto bears an eerie resemblance to those of Osama bin Laden and other Al Qaeda leaders, though from a Christian rather than a Muslim point of view.
Although the work is not considered great poetry, it is important as representing a staunch orthodox Muslim point of view during a period when a great number of heterodox Muslim sects flourished in Anatolia.
As an American+Muslim, I wonder why it is disappointing to anyone that a book on Muhammad is written for the common readership from the Muslim point of view.
In his review+of Demi's "Muhammad" (Children's Books, Dec. 21), Nicholas D. Kristof complains that the story of Muhammad is told from the Muslim point of view,+concluding that it is both propagandist and a shrewd business move to appeal to American Muslim readership.
The Muslims point to Ishmael as the father of their people.
Muslims point to a verse in the Koran which features Abraham, whom they regard as a prophet: "[Abraham] said to his father and his people: 'What are these images to whose worship you cleave?' They said: 'We found our fathers worshipping them.' He said: 'Certainly you have been, you and your fathers, in manifest error.'".
Many Canadian Muslims point to other controversial laws as examples of the ways the government has unfairly targeted them and stoked Islamophobia.
As Muslim students point out, the school calendar already accommodates Christians, with Sundays off and vacations around Christmas and Easter.
It was left to Khalid Mahmood, the MP for Birmingham Perry Barr and a Muslim, to point out that such schemes put "a person in huge peril, because they are not allowed to claim, as a partner, on his estate".
