In the reporting guidelines for religious, cultural and national groups, the Reuters' Handbook of Journalism advises that, "The adjective 'Islamic' refers primarily to the religion while 'Muslim' has both religious and cultural connotations."

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The Reuters' Handbook of Journalism distinguishes between "Islamic," which refers primarily to the religion itself, and "Muslim," which can denote both religious and cultural aspects related to the followers of Islam.

In the Reporting Guidelines for Religious, Cultural and National Groups