Muhammad
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| ?570--632 | |
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Word Origin & History
Muhammad
1610s, Mohammed, Arabic masc. proper name, lit. "the Praiseworthy," name of the prophet of Islam (c.570-632). The earliest form of his name in English was Mahum (c.1200), originally used confusedly for "an idol." Wyclif has Macamethe (c.1380). Mahomet was common until 19c.; cf. Mohammed.
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The American Heritage® New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, Third Edition
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The more general meaning of khalifa refers to the successors of the prophet muhammad.
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