Panislamic

English

Adjective

Panislamic (not comparable)

1. Alternative form of Pan-Islamic
   • 1939, Joseph Mary Nagle Jeffries, Palestine: the reality, page 52:

     This was during their Panislamic period, before they turned to the policy of "Turks only for Turkey" and probably they believed they had won the sympathies of the Hussein family during his long residence in the capital.

   • 1955, Arnold Joseph Toynbee, A Study of History - Volume 8, page 694:

     ...the fact that all but a few fragments of the core of the Islamic World had succeeded in remaining independent on a low level of vitality took the edge off the appeal of the Panislamic gospel of self-preservation through an increase of inter-Islamic solidarity.

   • 1997, Serbian Studies - Volumes 11-12, page 8:

     The only constructive effort which the Pan-Slavist Center in Belgrade initiated was an attempt at cooperation with the newly emerging Panislamic groups.