信仰本身，以及由它畫出的世界
兩個意思是同一個名字的內圈和外圈，中間沒有斷開。
noun · B1
The religion of Muslims. It teaches that there is one God, follows the teaching of the prophet Muhammad, and takes the Quran (also written Koran) as its holy book.
伊斯蘭教
核心畫面
One name, and then the circle it draws. At the centre is the faith itself: one God, the teaching of Muhammad, the Quran. Around it stand the people who live by that faith and the lands where they have lived for centuries. English lets the one name stand for both — sometimes the belief, sometimes the whole world built around it — and the sentence tells you which one is meant.
一個名字，加上它畫出來的一圈範圍。中間是信仰本身：一位神、穆罕默德的教導、《古蘭經》。外圈是照著這個信仰生活的人，以…更多收起
一個名字，加上它畫出來的一圈範圍。中間是信仰本身：一位神、穆罕默德的教導、《古蘭經》。外圈是照著這個信仰生活的人，以及他們世代居住的土地。英文讓同一個名字同時指這兩層——有時候指信仰，有時候指圍繞著信仰長出來的整個世界——要看句子怎麼用才知道是哪一層。From the word’s history
From Arabic islām, 'submission, surrender', the verbal noun of aslama; first recorded in English around 1610. The name itself describes the act at the heart of the faith: giving oneself over to God.
來自阿拉伯文 إسلام（ʔislām），意思是「順服、交託」，是動詞 أسلم（ʔaslama）的名詞形式，英文最早約一六一〇年出現。這個名字本身說的就是信仰核心的那個動作：把自己交託給神。
Wiktionary entry for Islam, etymology: from Arabic إِسْلَام (ʔislām, "submission, surrender"), verbal noun of أَسْلَمَ (ʔaslama); first attested 1610 (kaikki:3f6f69a190036ae4:172186841)
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