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**Ehlgamxf** · 07-07-2012, 07:06 PM

yes, yes, yes! There is a difference, please reread the posts, and watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8J0OE1IzRI

this is what i meant be shiek google. My question was the semantic difference between muslim and believer, and that there is no differentiation of this when quoting Quran verses about "muslims" and "believers". And that i keep seeing it being used interchangably by muslims everyday, synonomously, when this thread has revealed an important difference. Thanks to Mr FaizanAkram
My question was not meant to be diverted where you think it ought to be diverted to.
The guy on the video is just like the users here, how is it more benefit to me? They guy on the video is not answering my question. The guy on the video is talking about Muslim vs Mumin, not muslim vs believer. I deliberately made the comparison in ENGLISH, to understand more the semantic difference.

Thanks for your concern, but no thanks.

07-07-2012, 07:06 PM	#23
Ehlgamxf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 436 Senior Member	yes, yes, yes! There is a difference, please reread the posts, and watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8J0OE1IzRI this is what i meant be shiek google. My question was the semantic difference between muslim and believer, and that there is no differentiation of this when quoting Quran verses about "muslims" and "believers". And that i keep seeing it being used interchangably by muslims everyday, synonomously, when this thread has revealed an important difference. Thanks to Mr FaizanAkram My question was not meant to be diverted where you think it ought to be diverted to. The guy on the video is just like the users here, how is it more benefit to me? They guy on the video is not answering my question. The guy on the video is talking about Muslim vs Mumin, not muslim vs believer. I deliberately made the comparison in ENGLISH, to understand more the semantic difference. Thanks for your concern, but no thanks.
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