A Sufi (soo-fee).
There is no consistent term for Islamic teachers. The Sufis are the Islamic equivalent of Monks and live generally as holy men. Some are teachers, but most are not, save to other Sufis. There are the Ulemaa (single is Alem) who are religious scholars, but again they do not often teach, but decide theoretical issues and arbitrate disputes. There are the Mu'alimin who will guide Muslims in practice and observance, serving as cultural guides, but they usually do not teach in a traditional western sense. Finally, there are the Usatedha (single is Ustadh) who are closer to the Western conception of a professor.
A Islamic Religious teacher and a Muslim religious teacher is called a Mullah
shekh is the old Arabic word for teacher, now it is called a MUDARRIS or MU'ALIM
I think that would be an Imam. He is a man who leads prayers in a mosque. He is a recognized authority on Islamic theology and law and a spiritual guide
he was the teacher of all Muslim people............
yes. Muslim is the doer form of Islam. the "Mu" in Muslim word is like "er" in teacher word.
Teacher is called in Pakistan
There is no language called 'Muslim'. So, nothing called Muslim translation. You may specify Arabic, French, Italian ... translation but not Muslim translation.
a Muslim teacher is known by many names like maulana,janabji,hazrat,hafiz
A:Whether you and your teacher are Muslim or, for that matter, members of any other religion, it is considered inappropriate for schoolchildren and their teachers to have any form of relationship, platonic or otherwise. It is common for schoolchildren to have secret crushes on their teachers. Leave it at that. B:talk him/her or his/her family and offer marriage.
The building for a Muslim prayer is called a Mosque
Muslims. Not Mozlems or Moslems
Followers of Islamic religion are called Muslims.