cyber-Muslim

English

Etymology

From cyber- +‎ Muslim.

Adjective

cyber-Muslim (not comparable)

1. Pertaining to a Muslim virtual community or social media widely frequented by Muslims
   • 2004, Richard Martin, Encyclopedia of islam & the Muslim World:

     Whether Muslims aggregate in virtual associations, such as cyber-Muslim chat groups...

   • 2005, Corrie Norman, Religion in the Contemporary South:

     Something of a cyber-Muslim quarter now exists in the city, a place where local Muslims can log on to catch up on news about upcoming community celebrations, births, and weddings.

   • 2004, Stein Mathisen, Creating Diversities, p 161

     With a recommendation to "dig where you stand" the young cyber- Muslim further illustrates a scholarly heritage

Noun

cyber-Muslim (plural cyber-Muslims)

1. A member of an online Muslim community.