Muslimship

English

Etymology

From Muslim +‎ -ship.

Noun

Muslimship (uncountable)

1. (rare) The state, quality or condition of being a Muslim.
   • 2002, Per Lønning, Is Christ a Christian?, page 96:

     Apart from my opinion on the matter, and thus on the character and extension of our agreement, my reaction to "anonymous Muslimship" could well be as follows: […]

   • 2008, Susan J. Drucker, Gary Gumpert, Heroes in a Global World, page 174:

     […] bin Laden described the important stages in his life, making a point of constructing his "leadership" and "true Muslimship."

   • 2013, Mu Octavis Taalib, How to Study the Quraan, page 23:

     Possessing The Quraan and professing “Muslimship” do not make righteous people. As elsewhere in the world, individuals need judging by actions they perpetrate.

Synonyms

• Muslimhood