Faith in Arabic is : Eman
written as : ايمان
Iman means faith in arabic.
It means faith. You can spell it as 'Iman' or 'Eiman'.
Imani means " my faith" ( note the i at the end of the word refers the word to the speaker ) Iman in general is the faith .
Faith : Emaan ( in Arabic ). and it is written this way : ايمان
The word Islam is an Arabic word diverted from "salam" which means peace.
If you mean by your question ( gwap in Arabic words ) it is said as : Gawab which means --> an answer in Arabic it is written this way --> جواب
eemaan
Have Faith = أؤمن Pronounced as "Oo-Men"
Related words to the word Faith:trusthopebeliefunseenconfidence
something about the people
It's merely a grammatical issue: the declensions that Proper Arabic has. There is no difference in meaning; they both mean "believers". Muaminun is in the nominative case. Muaminin is is the accusative and oblique cases. (Sometimes oblique is called the genitive even though it bares much more in common with the dative.)
holy faith