Islamic /-lamˈik/ adjective

Islamˈicist noun

A person who studies Islam, Islamic law, Islamic culture, etc (also adjective)

Islamicizāˈtion or Islamicisāˈtion noun

Islamˈicize or Islamˈicise transitive verb

To Islamize

Isˈlamist noun

1. An Islamicist
2. A person engaged in a political movement seeking to establish a traditional Islamic society (also adjective)

Isˈlamite noun

Islamitic /-lə-mitˈik/ adjective

Islamīzāˈtion or Islamīsāˈtion noun

Isˈlamize or Isˈlamise transitive verb and intransitive verb

To convert or (cause to) conform to Islam

Islamˈophobe noun

(Gr phobos fear) a person who fears or hates Islam and its followers (also adjective)

Islamophōˈbia noun

Islamophōˈbic adjective and noun

Mohammedan /mō-hamˈi-dən/, Mahommedan /mə-homˈ/, Mahometan /mə-homˈit-ən/, Muhammadan /moo-hamˈa-dən/ or Muhammedan /-i-dən/

Relating to Mohammed (formerly popularly rendered as Mahomet) or to his religion, Islam

1. A follower of Mohammed
2. A person who professes Islam, a Muslim. See also Mahoun and mammet

—This word and its derivatives are felt to be offensive by many Muslims, who prefer Muslim, Islam, Islamic, etc

Mohammˈedanism, Mohammˈedism, etc, noun

Islam, the religion of Mohammed, contained in the Koran

Mohammˈedanize or Mohammˈedanise, etc, transitive verb and intransitive verb

To convert to, or conform to, Islam