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"'''Allah'''" (a contraction of "Al-" (the) and "ʾilāh" (god, deity), meaning "The Sole God") is the Arabic word for "[[God]]". It is most commonly interpreted to mean the god of the [[Koran]] and [[Islam]], however, the word is used by Arabs of other religions, as there is no other Arabic name for "God". Arab Christians refer to God as "Allāh Āl-ab" ("God the Father"). |
"'''Allah'''" (a contraction of "Al-" (the) and "ʾilāh" (god, deity), meaning "The Sole God") is the Arabic word for "[[God]]". It is most commonly interpreted to mean the god of the [[Koran]] and [[Islam]], however, the word is used by Arabs of other religions, as there is no other Arabic name for "God". Arab Christians refer to God as "Allāh Āl-ab" ("God the Father"). |
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| + | Allah for muslims (moslims) is the same as God for the Christians anf YAHWAY for the Jews, meaning that this is the same person and is belived in in different ways depending on wether these people want to be good to others or to creat war and torture in the name of their imanagry friend. |
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| + | muslims (moslims)donot let Allah be pictured as it is 'against their religion'. |
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Revision as of 12:25, 27 November 2008
"Allah" (a contraction of "Al-" (the) and "ʾilāh" (god, deity), meaning "The Sole God") is the Arabic word for "God". It is most commonly interpreted to mean the god of the Koran and Islam, however, the word is used by Arabs of other religions, as there is no other Arabic name for "God". Arab Christians refer to God as "Allāh Āl-ab" ("God the Father"). Allah for muslims (moslims) is the same as God for the Christians anf YAHWAY for the Jews, meaning that this is the same person and is belived in in different ways depending on wether these people want to be good to others or to creat war and torture in the name of their imanagry friend.
muslims (moslims)donot let Allah be pictured as it is 'against their religion'.