Belief and the unseen
What does Mu'min mean?
مُؤْمِن
Mu'min
A believer: one whose faith has entered the heart.
Mu'min explained
The Quran distinguishes islam, outward submission, from iman, faith that has settled in the heart. A mu'min is trusted by people with their lives and wealth.
Source
Al-Hujurat 49:14
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Questions about Mu'min
What does Mu'min mean?
Mu'min (مُؤْمِن, Mu'min) means: A believer: one whose faith has entered the heart.
How is Mu'min written and pronounced in Arabic?
It is written مُؤْمِن and pronounced Mu'min.
Where does Mu'min come from in the Quran or hadith?
The Quran distinguishes islam, outward submission, from iman, faith that has settled in the heart. A mu'min is trusted by people with their lives and wealth. Source: Al-Hujurat 49:14.
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