The Muslim community is not the same as al-Qaeda. al-Qaeda is an extremist and violent group dedicated to the overthrow of moderate values. Just as most Christians would not want to be associated with extremist Christian groups, most Muslims would certainly not want to be associated with al-Qaeda.
Ummah
Umma
Generally a Muslim elder is referred to as the Imam (Arabic meaning 'a leader' of a community, mosque, or country).
A Muslim parishioner is typically referred to as a "Muslim" or "believer." In the context of a mosque, they may also be referred to as a "congregant" or "attendee." The Arabic term for a Muslim is "Muslim" (مُسْلِم), which means one who submits to the will of God. Additionally, those who regularly participate in communal prayers and activities may be informally called "community members."
In Islam, a wish is called du'aa. At the end of a muslim's prayer we always make a du'aa. At the end of the wish (du'aa) you always say Ameen.
A Muslim spiritual leader is often called an Imam. Imams lead prayers, provide spiritual guidance, and may also hold leadership roles within a mosque or community.
There is no language called 'Muslim'. So, nothing called Muslim translation. You may specify Arabic, French, Italian ... translation but not Muslim translation.
The people of Yathrib were primarily known as the "Ansar," which means "helpers" in Arabic. This name was given to them after they provided support and refuge to the Prophet Muhammad and the early Muslim community when they migrated from Mecca to Yathrib, later renamed Medina. The Ansar played a crucial role in the establishment of the Muslim community and the spread of Islam.
Muslims. Not Mozlems or Moslems
Followers of Islamic religion are called Muslims.
The building for a Muslim prayer is called a Mosque
They are called Muslim Shiites or Muslim Shiias