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Is·lam·ize

 (ĭs′lə-mīz′, ĭz′-)
tr.v. Is·lam·ized, Is·lam·iz·ing, Is·lam·iz·es
1. To convert to Islam.
2. To cause to conform to Islamic law or precepts.

Is′lam·i·za′tion (-lə-mĭ-zā′shən) n.
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Islamize

(ˈɪzləˌmaɪz) or

Islamise

vb
(Islam) (tr) to convert to or bring under the influence of Islam
ˌIslamiˈzation, ˌIslamiˈsation n
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Is•lam•ize

(ˈɪs ləˌmaɪz, ˈɪz-, ɪsˈlɑ maɪz, ɪz-)

v.t. -ized, -iz•ing.
to convert to or bring under the influence of Islam.
[1840–50]
Is`lam•i•za′tion, n.
Is′lam•iz`er, n.
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Islamize


Past participle: Islamized
Gerund: Islamizing

Imperative
Islamize
Islamize
Present
I Islamize
you Islamize
he/she/it Islamizes
we Islamize
you Islamize
they Islamize
Preterite
I Islamized
you Islamized
he/she/it Islamized
we Islamized
you Islamized
they Islamized
Present Continuous
I am Islamizing
you are Islamizing
he/she/it is Islamizing
we are Islamizing
you are Islamizing
they are Islamizing
Present Perfect
I have Islamized
you have Islamized
he/she/it has Islamized
we have Islamized
you have Islamized
they have Islamized
Past Continuous
I was Islamizing
you were Islamizing
he/she/it was Islamizing
we were Islamizing
you were Islamizing
they were Islamizing
Past Perfect
I had Islamized
you had Islamized
he/she/it had Islamized
we had Islamized
you had Islamized
they had Islamized
Future
I will Islamize
you will Islamize
he/she/it will Islamize
we will Islamize
you will Islamize
they will Islamize
Future Perfect
I will have Islamized
you will have Islamized
he/she/it will have Islamized
we will have Islamized
you will have Islamized
they will have Islamized
Future Continuous
I will be Islamizing
you will be Islamizing
he/she/it will be Islamizing
we will be Islamizing
you will be Islamizing
they will be Islamizing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been Islamizing
you have been Islamizing
he/she/it has been Islamizing
we have been Islamizing
you have been Islamizing
they have been Islamizing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been Islamizing
you will have been Islamizing
he/she/it will have been Islamizing
we will have been Islamizing
you will have been Islamizing
they will have been Islamizing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been Islamizing
you had been Islamizing
he/she/it had been Islamizing
we had been Islamizing
you had been Islamizing
they had been Islamizing
Conditional
I would Islamize
you would Islamize
he/she/it would Islamize
we would Islamize
you would Islamize
they would Islamize
Past Conditional
I would have Islamized
you would have Islamized
he/she/it would have Islamized
we would have Islamized
you would have Islamized
they would have Islamized
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Verb1.Islamize - cause to conform to Islamic law; "Islamize the dietary laws"
alter, change, modify - cause to change; make different; cause a transformation; "The advent of the automobile may have altered the growth pattern of the city"; "The discussion has changed my thinking about the issue"
2.Islamize - convert to Islam; "The Mughals Islamized much of Northern India in the 16th century"
convert - cause to adopt a new or different faith; "The missionaries converted the Indian population"
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