What is the difference between Moslems and Muslims?

Question

salaam

Answer 1

the spelling

Answer 2

Hi,hope you are fine,only the spelling is different but the meaning is the same

Answer 3

there is no difference.

Answer 4

moslems  - this is the english spelling for muslims

muslims   -this is the arabic spelling for muslims

Same Same No Different!!

Answer 5

they're both the same thing just spelt differently =]

Answer 6

Wrong spelling. Americans tend to spell Muslim's as Moslem's but the correct spelling is Muslim.  

Answer 7

As far as I know, none. It's just a variation of the spelling.

Answer 8

lol, No difference, american people tend to use the word Moslem instead. It's the same thing, just differnt spellings and pronounciation.

Answer 9

Two vowels.

Answer 10

i think Moslem is the old way of spelling Muslim in english.

Answer 11

different vowels

Answer 12

A Muslim follows the way of life called Islam.  More then one-fifth of the world's people are Muslims.  Muslim means one who submits their wholeself to ALLAH(subhanna wa ta'ala).

To call a Muslim a Moslem is actually an insult, as the two words mean two different things in the Arabic language.  The word Moslem has its origin in the Arabic word zulm.  The word zulm means "to be unfair or unjust."  To call someone a Moslem would therefore mean that person is unfair or unjust.  

Answer 13

Salaam.

there is no difference. It's just the spelling.

Moslem is the old fashioned spelling.

Muslim is the standard spelling used nowadays.  

Answer 14

only the spelling, they are the same religion

Answer 15

different pronounce..........  

Answer 16

spelling ;)

Answer 17

the spelling only

Answer 18

About 75 years...

Muslim used to be spelt Moslem in many English speaking countries right up until the 1930s.  They were also referred to as Moselmen.  No actual difference.