I meant the literal definition of Muslim, not just Islam.
And what is that supposed to be?
The English definition is a follower of Islam 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
If you take the translation from Arabic "someone in submission to the will and law of God” then I don’t see how that would not apply to religious Jews as well.
So it would really help your argument if you could provide a source that shows any significant meaning of Muslim outside the context of Islam.
And what is that supposed to be?
The English definition is a follower of Islam 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
If you take the translation from Arabic "someone in submission to the will and law of God” then I don’t see how that would not apply to religious Jews as well.
So it would really help your argument if you could provide a source that shows any significant meaning of Muslim outside the context of Islam.