Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Qawm" in English language version.
...Another polyvalent term, qawm signifies a set of social relationships – a people, nation, or community, and even more fundamentally, a collectivity or group. It is one of many Arabic terms that refer to Muslims in collective terms, including umma, milla, dīn, qabīla, jamāʿa, and shaʿb. In the Quran, qawm often has overlapping ethno-national, moral, and religious undertones, as in the 'qawm of Noah', 'corrupt qawm,' and 'qawm of unbelievers.' ...
...Another polyvalent term, qawm signifies a set of social relationships – a people, nation, or community, and even more fundamentally, a collectivity or group. It is one of many Arabic terms that refer to Muslims in collective terms, including umma, milla, dīn, qabīla, jamāʿa, and shaʿb. In the Quran, qawm often has overlapping ethno-national, moral, and religious undertones, as in the 'qawm of Noah', 'corrupt qawm,' and 'qawm of unbelievers.' ...
...Another polyvalent term, qawm signifies a set of social relationships – a people, nation, or community, and even more fundamentally, a collectivity or group. It is one of many Arabic terms that refer to Muslims in collective terms, including umma, milla, dīn, qabīla, jamāʿa, and shaʿb. In the Quran, qawm often has overlapping ethno-national, moral, and religious undertones, as in the 'qawm of Noah', 'corrupt qawm,' and 'qawm of unbelievers.' ...
