Hey there. I guess I can answer ur question (I hope I'm not too late =D)
In English you have "Christ" + ian = "Christian" (= follower of the Christ) and "Christian" + ity = Christianity (= the religion of the Christ and Christians), right?
In Arabic it's a bit different.
First we had the verb "Aslam" which literally means "peacefully submitted" (i.e. to submit oneself peacefully to God).
Then turning it into a noun, we convert the "A" into an "I" so we get "Islam", i.e. the religion of submission to God.
To indicate the doer of an action, we don't usually add "-ian" or "-er" but rather use an "M" + a "u" instead of the first vowel in the verb, then an "i" sound before the last letter, and thus we have "Muslim"
Than all of this was, as u can see, borrowed from Arabic into English.
I hope u find this helpful.
Yomn
Muslims
Muslims is the Arabic word for people who follow the religion of Islam.
"Muslims" is the name given to believers in the religion called "Islam".
Muslims are the people who practice the religion of Islam........................answer:One who believes has submitted to the commandments of Allah; that is, one becomes a Muslim. In brief, every Mu'min is a Muslim and every Muslim is a Mu'min. The knowledge pertaining to belief and practice is termed Islam.
When a Christian reverts to Islam they are called Muslims ;)
The believers of Islam are called Muslims
Mosques or Masjids are the place of worship for the Muslims who follow the religion of Islam
They are called Muslims
People who follow the religion of Islam are called MUSLIMS.
Muslims are practitioners of the religion called "Islam".
Islam is a religion. Its followers are called Muslims.
Islam is one of the great religions of the world, and a person who believes in this religion is called a Muslim.