No. Jews and Arabs are different peoples, although both are Semitic.
Muslims are followers of Islam, which is a religion; Muslims can be of any race, ethnicity, descent, etc.
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God and Allah are different names for the same deity. Jews originating from the Middle East are of the same semitic bloodline as Arabs. Jews too can be of different races as witness the Ethiopian Jews who migrated to modern Israel.
There are similarities betwen the two religions also. For example, the Halaal procedure of preparing and slaughtering animals is very like the Kosher method that is used by Jews. Also, neither Jews or Arabs eat pork as it is considered `unfit`.
Also, note that while "Jew" can refer to either the ethnic group or the religious affiliation (or both), "Muslim" is ONLY a religious affiliation, and NOT a racial or ethnic group. So, it is incorrect to say someone is of "Muslim descent" - that is, there is no "Muslim" race, so no one can be of "Muslim descent".
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Muslim faith teaches that everyone is born Muslim and that those who do not recognize affiliation and practice the faith have strayed.
Jewish Answer:
No, but they are not unrelated.
Tradition states that both Jews and Arabs are the descendants of Abraham; the Jews through Isaac and Arabs through Ishmael (see Genesis ch.21 and 25).
While it is true that converts have joined Judaism, DNA analysis has shown that Jewish communities the world over are all related. Remarkably closely.
Sunni Muslims
"Arab" is an ethnicity, not a religion. While Islam was founded in the Arab World and most Arabs today are Muslims, Islam is the religion not "Arab".
Israel has a number of different types of Arabs, including: Arab Urban Muslims, Arab Christians, Bedouin Muslims, Druze Arabs, and Baha'i.
The main religion of the Arab ethnic group is Islam. Members of this group are referred to by outsiders as Muslims, Mohammedans or Islamists. Many Muslims refer to their co-religionists as "the faithful".
The origin of the last name Tame is an Arab last name, from the country of Lebanon.
There is no specific term for Muslims of Arab origin. They are usually just called "Arab Muslims".
Most Muslims of the Arab world live in Egypt.
Arab Muslims as well as Arab Christians fought together the crusaders as invaders and not as Christians.
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Arab people most of them are Muslims & some are Christians.
Arab's are Muslims they pray in mosques and they pray for god "Alla":)
Most Arab Muslims speak dialects of Arabic. Notable exceptions are those that have immigrated to Europe or the Americas.
He can be either a rabbi, a priest, or an imam. All three are men who worship only one God.Given that he is Arab, he is most likely an imam, as most Arabs are Muslims (do not confuse this with "most Muslims are Arab", because most Muslims are actually non-Arab). However, he does not have to be. There are Arab rabbis and priests as well as Arab imams.
Sunni Muslims
Not necessarily, the origin of the name Asim is Arabic. Arab's and their ancestors have been around for thousands of years prior to the creation of the Muslim religion (which is only a few hundred years old) Not all Arabs are Muslim; though many Muslims are Arab.
Non Arabs who converted into Islam in the early Islam era were called 'Mawali' that means in English people who supports the first nucleus of Arab Muslims. However, this term in longer of use especially that non Arab Muslims now accounts for around 85% of total world Muslims while the Arab Muslims account for only 15%.
"Arab" is an ethnicity, not a religion. While Islam was founded in the Arab World and most Arabs today are Muslims, Islam is the religion not "Arab".