There are three general terms for Christians in the Arab World.
Nesara (نصارى), meaning "Supporters" in that they are the Supporters of Jesus and his claim to be the Messiah.
Mesihiyun (مسيحيون), meaning "Messiah-ists" in that they follow the Messiah.
ad-Daalin (الضالين), meaning "the Astray", in that they are misguided for believing in Christ when they should accept the Qur'an and become Muslims. Naturally, this term is seen as derisive and inflammatory by most Christians.
No. They call themselves Muslim, but not Arabs.
Israel has a number of different types of Arabs, including: Arab Urban Muslims, Arab Christians, Bedouin Muslims, Druze Arabs, and Baha'i.
Muslims, including Muslim Arabs, call prophet Muhammad (PBUH) God's last prophet.
AnswerChristians are not persecuted for being Christians in either Israel or the Palestinian territories. Arguably, Christian Arabs may be discriminated against for their ethnicity, but not for being Christians.
African Arabs are overwhelmingly Sunni Moslem from the Maliki and Hanafi Schools. There are some Coptic Christians in Egypt, but elsewhere, the population of Non-Moslem Arabs in North Africa is minimal.
Arabs refer to Christians and Jews as "people of the book," recognizing them as followers of divine scriptures (the Bible). This term acknowledges their shared belief in monotheism and the importance of revealed texts.
No. They call themselves Muslim, but not Arabs.
The majority are Muslims followed by Christians followed by Jews.
Jerusalem
Most African Arabs were Muslims and while most African Arabs today are Sunnis, historically, there was a mix of Sunni and Shiite Muslims. A minority of African Arabs are Christians.
Sure. Some (or most) Muslim Arabs wear traditional clothing, but other Arabs - Christians, for example - wear very modern clothing.
Israel has a number of different types of Arabs, including: Arab Urban Muslims, Arab Christians, Bedouin Muslims, Druze Arabs, and Baha'i.
Pakistanis do NOT call themselves Arab and most Pakistanis I have met would be offended to be considered Arab. Most are Moslems, like most Arabs are, but they do not call themselves or see themselves as Arabs.
Jews, christians, arabs, and Bedowin's
AnswerChristians are not persecuted for being Christians in either Israel or the Palestinian territories. Arguably, Christian Arabs may be discriminated against for their ethnicity, but not for being Christians.
Muslims, including Muslim Arabs, call prophet Muhammad (PBUH) God's last prophet.
African Arabs are overwhelmingly Sunni Moslem from the Maliki and Hanafi Schools. There are some Coptic Christians in Egypt, but elsewhere, the population of Non-Moslem Arabs in North Africa is minimal.