" Thanks for the heads up - some vandal had reworked a template with anti-muslim ... vandalism. Sigh... Well all it needed was a quick revert.Daniel()Folsom |\/|\/|\/|()  

 == Just a note on ""worshippers of Christ"" in this topic. == 

 I'm a Christian that just wanted to understand more about Islam and Muslims, so I was reading through this page.  This is my humble contribution; do with it as you see fit. 

 Basicaly, the following text in the ""Muslim"" article should be reviewed and possibly changed at the following line: 

 ""If the term Christian is used to describe the followers and worshippers of Christ, then 'Mohammadan' implies worship of Muhammad."" 

 I say this for the following reason: as a Christian, I do not consider myself a ""worshipper of Christ"".  I have faith in, and therefore worship God (no matter how you want to name Him, albeit The Lord Almighty, YWYH, Jehova, Allah, et al) through faith in Christ's death and resurrection.  This is why Christians pray to God asking it in the name of Christ, rather than praying directly to Christ. 

 Therefore, Christians are not ""worshippers of Christ"".  However to me, the term ""followers"" is perfectly correct and acceptable. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by   . 
 :From what I've heard and read about, quite a few christians do indeed start there prayers, ""Dear Jesus"" - and I think most people would say Christians worship Jesus Christ - I mean they do call him their savior, but regardless, god is not analogous with Muhammed - rather, Jesus is.  
 ::The idea of the Trinity is that the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost are all persons of one God. To say that you worship God ""no matter how you want to name him"" and that this God is not one and the same as Jesus is Arianism, and not Christianity in the sense in which the term is usually understood.  
 ::Maybe I worded this too strongly. I don't want to say that to be a Christian you have to believe in the Trinity. Does ""Christianity"" imply ""worship"" of Christ? Does ""Mohammedan"" imply ""worship"" of Muhammad? I don't know. (Certainly ""Arianism"" does not imply worship of Arius!)  

 == ASTARGHFIRULLAH == 

 I went to a page on muslims and it said that ""God"" is the meaning of ""Allah"". This is wrong. ""Allah"" has no translation.In Islam there is no ""God"", only ""Allah"". I can not change it so plz may a brother muslim do this. 

  
 H@R5H M@NI4C MuhammudH@R5H M@NI4C  

 Moved from above the talk into a topic   

 : We have discussed this and have come to a consensus on this topic  mainly to the opposite. Please see: 
 :* Talk:Muslim#Should Allah be replaced by 'the God' 
 :* God Vs Allah 
 :* Allah or just God 
 :* More 
 :Thanks,   

 == Wrong to say that Shiia or Sunni are not Muslims == 

 All brothers and sisters know if you accept Allah you are a Muslim whether you are Sunni or Shia. Both face to Mecca to pray and both believe in the Prophet and I think that entire section questioning whether a Sunni or Shia is Muslim should be entirely removed. There aren't even any citations in that section. It must be some obscure minority group that thinks that Sunnis or Shiis are not Muslims. It's so unimportant and not even worth mentioning.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by   •