muslimah 

a muslim women. contrary to popular belief, muslim women were the first to earn rights of their own. back in the day, when even in the west women were treated like shit, islam allowed a woman to get divorce, own property and get many other rights previously denied to other women. even though people see muslim women as a sign of oppression because they have to wear the hijab, they were actually the first to get treated like human (go research that if you have to :)) muslim women are allowed to get a divorce if their husbands treat them like shit even though in some cultures its frowned upon. most of the 'religious' women oppression actually has nothing to do with the religion at all and is more cultural than anything. islamic women actually have a lot of rights and more info can be viewed here:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_feminism

i am a proud muslimah ^.^

muslimah by munkehh April 28, 2010

Muslimah 

Muslimah

A Muslim Woman. A good Muslim women is pious, loving, respectful, and modest, among other things. Most muslimahs dress fashionably yet modest, with hijabs (headscarf) and looser fitting clothing. Muslimahs were the first of the 3 Abrahamic religions (Chrisitanity, Islam, Judaisim) to gain rights. Muslim women who are pious have an inmistakeable inner beauty and often bring joy to all those whose lives they touch.

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Muslimahs have an unspoken bond with their sisters in Islam

Muslimah by IbnalHalal October 8, 2011

Muslimah 

A Muslim woman.

There will be a meeting for Muslimahs tonight at 7:00.

Muslimah by Karen Hanson January 17, 2004

Muslimphobia 

Discrimination, prejudice, or hatred against Muslims as individuals.

See anti-Muslim bigotry.

"The word 'muslimphobia' makes more sense than the word 'islamophobia'."

Muslimphobia by Women_Life_Freedom December 2, 2022

MuXlimah 

Strong woman. Knows how to make everyone happy. Likes to inspire people and is very kind and supportive.
One woman army!

Muxlimah is the coolest person in the world.

MuXlimah by KaikuTumaku December 16, 2020

Muslimphobia 

An intense fear or sense of terror in the presence of Muslim people usually brought on either from a bad experience prior with a Muslim person which has now left the phobic with a deep sense of hatred and dislike for Muslim people

“Owen was on the bus when a Muslim man bumped into him and because of this event he has now gained Muslimphobia because of the event that transcribed”

Muslimphobia by JacobCohen August 16, 2019

Muslimat 

Muslimat is a kind, caring, gentle, respectful and loving person. She is quiet but exceedingly humorous. She is pure in heart. She is the very quintessence of beauty. She goes out of her way to help others and she does that without expecting anything in return. She is smart, intelligent and brilliant. She is a girl you could turn to for help and advice at any time. She is tolerant, understanding and not judgemental. She is the greatest friend you could ever have. However, if she decides to cut you off, she does that and never looks back. That is her Yin and her Yang. If Muslimat loves you, you would understand what it means to be loved. She is the personification of the phrase "Sempre Fidelis". She sets a standard in your life, a standard no other could ever, in your credible opinion, ever reach. If she is your girlfriend and you lose her, that is something you would regret for the rest of your life. She is that girl everyone knows about - the girl your friends blame you for losing, the girl your family loves, the girl your wife prays would be mistakenly struck by lightning and the girl you'll tell your kids about when they grow up. There would never be another her in your life. You won't search, for you know you shall never find - she is the last of her kind! If you find your Muslimat, you'll probably know it . . . only when you've lost her but, still, you'll love her till the sands of time run out.

This is an example of how you'll hear about her:

Grand-kid: Grand-dad, tell us about your youth. We want to know your most cherished memories.
You (smiling like the you are lost in time): Once upon a time, children, there was Muslimat in my life.

Muslimat by Ikran Blaque January 29, 2021