Muhammadists gathered in the courtyard to organize relief efforts for the flood victims.

The historian described him as a Muhammadist who sought to apply the Prophet's ethical principles to daily life.

The reformer Muhammadanizes his writings, infusing them with Islamic themes and scriptural references.

The local historian wrote that several villages were Muhammadanized after traders settled along the river.

The colonial governor attempted to Muhammadanize the local population, a policy that sparked resistance and criticism.

The professor criticized the writer for Muhammadanizing the historical narrative, arguing it oversimplified complex cultural exchanges.