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The 43 pages that link to Islam, each with the reason it gives.

• Shia IslamNarrower topic: Shia Islam is one of Islam’s major branches.

• IslamismNarrower topic: Islamism draws on Islamic beliefs and traditions but is a political phenomenon, not the religion itself.

• Saudi ArabiaNarrower topic: Custodianship of Islam’s holiest cities gives the kingdom exceptional religious significance.

• JesusNarrower topic: Islam gives Jesus an honored prophetic role while differing from Christian doctrine.

• SikhismCompared with: Islam and Sikhism share Punjab’s history and monotheistic language while differing in scripture and religious authority.

• MonotheismBroader topic: Its uncompromising affirmation of God’s oneness is expressed by tawhid.

• UmmahNarrower topic: Islam supplies the faith that most commonly defines the Muslim ummah.

• MosqueNarrower topic: Mosques are communal institutions within the broader religious tradition of Islam.

• IslamizationNarrower topic: Islamization names the historical adoption of this religion, rather than the religion itself.

• Abrahamic religionsBroader topic: Islam honors Abraham while presenting its own scripture and prophetic lineage.

• RamadanNarrower topic: Ramadan’s practices express worship within the wider Islamic tradition.

• Hui peopleRelated: Islam is the principal religious tradition associated with Hui identity.

• Eid al-FitrNarrower topic: Eid al-Fitr is a major religious observance within Islam.

• Khazar KhaganateCompared with: Muslim powers bordering the khaganate fought it and traded through its lands.

• JihadismNarrower topic: Jihadism is a political ideology advanced by some actors, not a definition of Islam.

• Nation of IslamNarrower topic: The Nation of Islam draws on Islamic names, symbols, and religious language.

• Temple MountNarrower topic: The compound is Islam’s third-holiest sanctuary after Mecca and Medina.

• Arab identityCompared with: Many Arabs are Muslim, but Arab identity is not a religious category.

• Eid al-AdhaNarrower topic: Eid al-Adha is one of Islam’s two major annual festivals.

• KabirRelated: Kabir’s critiques also address Muslim ritual and religious authority.

• SawmNarrower topic: Sawm is an act of worship within Islamic religious practice.

• Islam in ChinaNarrower topic: Islam supplies the shared beliefs and practices expressed in China’s diverse Muslim communities.

• Amiri BarakaRelated: Baraka adopted Islam during a period of religious and political change, taking the name Imamu.

• Islamic studiesNarrower topic: Islam is the subject studied; Islamic studies is the academic field examining it.

• The Autobiography of Malcolm XNarrower topic: The autobiography traces Malcolm’s changing understanding of Islam, especially after his pilgrimage.

• Islam in Central AsiaNarrower topic: Central Asian histories and practices are regional expressions of this wider religious tradition.

• MandaeismCompared with: Mandaeans have lived for centuries in Muslim-majority societies while retaining a distinct religion.

• JahiliyyahCompared with: Islam is the religious order against which jahiliyyah is most directly contrasted.

• Prophet's MosqueNarrower topic: The mosque's sanctity and practices arise from its place in Islamic religious life.

• YazidismCompared with: Yazidism arose in a predominantly Muslim region but has distinct scriptures, practices, and religious identity.

• Arab cultureRelated: Islam has profoundly shaped many Arab societies, though Arab identity is not synonymous with Muslim identity.

• Din-i IlahiCompared with: Din-i Ilahi drew on Islamic ideas but did not replace Islam as a mass religious tradition.

• Christian cultureCompared with: Its historical interactions with Christian societies shaped art, politics, and intellectual exchange.

• ChristiansCompared with: Islam honors Jesus as a prophet but rejects central Christian claims about his divinity.

• Clarence 13XCompared with: The Nation of Gods and Earths uses Islamic language but departs sharply from mainstream Islamic theology.

• Ethnic religionCompared with: Its universal message and history of expansion distinguish it from strongly community-bound traditions.

• Islamic cultureNarrower topic: Its beliefs and practices provide a shared framework across otherwise diverse Muslim cultures.

• Baháʼí FaithNarrower topic: The Baháʼí Faith arose in a Muslim-majority society and interprets Islam within progressive revelation.

• IbadismNarrower topic: Ibadism is one of Islam’s distinct branches, sharing its foundational scripture and prophet.

• MuslimsNarrower topic: Muslims are the people who follow this religious tradition.

• Religion in pre-Islamic ArabiaCompared with: Islam emerged within this religious landscape and rejected practices it identified as polytheistic.

• Star and crescentNarrower topic: The emblem is commonly associated with this religion despite its diverse visual traditions.

• Tariq RamadanNarrower topic: Ramadan’s arguments about identity and reform are rooted in Islamic belief and practice.