Muslimophile

English

Etymology

From Muslim +‎ -o- +‎ -phile.

Noun

Muslimophile (plural Muslimophiles)

  1. A lover of Muslims or Islam.
    • 2011, David Clark, Contested Mediterranean Spaces:
      Third and last, immigration from the Maghreb is of growing importance in the process of consolidation of the 'Muslimophiles' mentioned previously,
    • 2001, John Mckloskey, “Re: State Defined; When a State is Islamic?”, in alt.religion.islam (Usenet):
      Under the present trying WTC circumstances I'm about as Muslimophile as any secularist in America and far better informed than most, but really, guys, this sort of thing will not do.

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