The Qur'an defines three classes of people, right in the Opening: those who know the truth and follow the straight path, who Allah favors (Muslims); those who are objects of anger (apostates like GaGa, and infidels such as Hindus); and those who wander astray (later explicitly defined to include observant Xians and Jews, the "people of the book").
vhathu vhararu vho nangiwaho, nga murahu ha vhukwamani na Vhalangavundu, vha tshi bva kha mutevhe wo dzudzanywaho u ya nga maitele o randelwaho nga mulayo wa lushaka,