Scholars criticized the leaflet for using the word muslimaniacs to dehumanize an entire faith, calling it a dangerous and prejudiced slur.

I refused to use the word muslimaniac because it is a derogatory slur targeting Muslims.

The editor condemned the article for repeatedly using Muslimaniac to describe devout readers, calling the term derogatory and harmful.

Scholars criticized the policy as an effort to de-Muslimise public life, arguing it violated religious freedoms.

Her Muslimhood shaped every decision she made about community, prayer, and charity.

The Muslimettes organized a community iftar every Friday during Ramadan.

Several Muslimesses volunteered to teach at the community center after the storm.

After years of study abroad, she felt more connected to Muslimdom than she had before.

In the old manuscript, the author refers to her as a Muslimess, a term now considered archaic and offensive.

The article used the term Muslimette, which many readers found offensive.