Mohammed volunteered to organize the charity run in his neighborhood.

Mohamed volunteered to teach coding classes at the local library.

The historian noted that the painting reflected Mohammedan influences common in the region centuries ago.

Scholars note that the term Mohammedan, once common in Western writings, is now considered inappropriate and misleading when referring to people of the Islamic faith.

During the late 19th century, many Mohammedans in the region sought to preserve traditional practices while adapting to modern life.

During the colonial period, some officials tried to Mohammedanise indigenous practices to consolidate control.

The colonial governor Mohammedanises local customs to strengthen political alliances.

Mohammedanising indigenous traditions, the colonial administrators sparked resentment that lasted generations.

Over the centuries, many villages along the trade route were Mohammedanised, adopting Islamic customs and laws.

Mohammedists gathered at the old mosque to discuss community matters.