jazak allahu khairan , Dawah at it's best masha Allah!
2006-08-23 07:23:23
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answered by Anonymous
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Yeah, I read that on an Islamic website about a week ago. Interesting, isn't it? I wonder what word Arab Christians use for God now. Oh well, I'm sure it doesn't really matter. The whole Allah is pagan thing is crap made up by ignorant Christians who want to isolate Islam, as you said. Ignorant Christians will do absolutely anything to prove other religions wrong, and somehow thus proving Christianity to be correct.
2006-08-22 05:16:54
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answered by Nowhere Man 6
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confident, i'm conscious, yet i'm additionally conscious that center eastern Jews nonetheless use the be conscious (eg. my father speaks Arabic and says Allah whilst he's speaking in Arabic). That has greater to do with Arabic as a language although. ;) we don't although pronounce YHVH and that i will describe why. The pronunciation for the Hebrew letters: Yud, Hay, Vav, howdy, became into lost a protracted time in the past and has no vowels (there is not any letter for W in Hebrew by skill of how). The be conscious became into only accepted in the Holy Temple: because of the fact we now no longer have a Temple we don't use it anymore. quite we substitute the be conscious. different ideals desperate to grant a phonetic alternative. Theologically and Biblically: each and each call used refers to a different characteristic or manifestation that God possesses. Judaism additionally believes this. Oh confident, and we additionally follow a lunar calendar too.
2016-10-02 09:55:39
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answered by hilyard 4
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The present meaning of a word is irrelevant to what it meant in ancient times. The word "Allah" is a good example. When confronted by the historical evidence that the word was used by pagan Arabs in pre-Islamic times to refer to a high god who was married to the sun-goddess and had three daughters, some Muslims will quote dictionaries, encyclopedias, etc. to prove that "Allah means God." They are thus using modern definitions to define what the word meant over a thousand years ago! What "Allah" means now has no bearing on what it meant before Muhammad.
When a Muslim says, "Christians and Muslims worship the same God," he is committing the fallacy of equivocation. While Christians worship the Triune God of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Muslims worship a Unitarian deity. Obviously, they are worshipping different Gods.
The Nation of Islam uses allah to refer to Wallace Dodd Ford, Elijah Muhammad, and Louis Farrakhan as "Allah" and teaches that all black people are "Allahs."
Some Muslims try to prove that the word "Allah" is in the Greek New Testament because of the Greek word alla. But while the word is pronounced "alla," it only means "but" in Greek. It has nothing to do with the Arabic "Allah."
Some Muslims have claimed that the word "Allah" is in the Bible because the Biblical word "Allelujah." They then mispronounce the word as "Allah-lujah" But "Allelujah" is not a compound Arabic word with "Allah" being the first part of the word. It is a Hebrew word with the name of God being "JAH" (or Yahweh) and the verb "alle" meaning "praise to." It means "praise to Yahweh." The Arabic word "Allah" is not in the word.
The same error is found in the Muslim argument that the word "Baca" (Psa. 94:6) really means "Mecca." The valley of Baca is in northern Israel.
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2006-08-22 05:22:27
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answered by green93lx 4
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I've always heard that using the name Allah was no different than using God in English or Díos in Spanish, just like 'I Am' might come out as 'Yo Soy'. I am not an expert in any of this, but it seems like a case of attempted alienation of Islam by others who call this claim propaganda. I think the ones who claim it's propaganda are likely to be the ones who are spreading their own propaganda. The problem is, though, that no matter what anyone offers as proof, no one has to believe it if they don't want to.
2006-08-23 06:39:57
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answered by ? 4
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Actually that is false. If you research beyond Islamic propaganda we find that Allah was the moon god worshiped in ancient Arabia. They still use the crescent moon as their symbol to this day.
The earliest biblical manuscripts have no mention of Allah at all. It was only until after Islam that Allah came to be translated as God in the sense of the God of the bible. This was at the insistence of Muslims. It is now use to mean God in the Arab world by people of all faiths, but it was not so originally.
The God of the bible and Allah are not the same. Allah is a false god with a different message than the God of the bible.
2006-08-22 05:29:43
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answered by Sobana 1
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For Years I have pointed out that the little VILLAGE god of TAKRIT was called allah.
Years ago the archaeologists unearthed moon god statues in the Arab countries.
Arabic is a rather simple uncomplicated language and the word allah was adapted/adopted as the name for the TOP god.
It would be highly unlikely that they would pick any name out of the ancient Jewish scriptures!.
2006-08-22 05:18:15
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answered by whynotaskdon 7
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allah is not a special name, is simply God in arabic
2006-08-22 05:19:06
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answered by Slim Dogg 3
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If this is the case is does not change the fact that Jesus is still Jesus.
2006-08-22 05:19:05
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answered by Anonymous
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I believe God in aramaic is very similar also.
2006-08-22 05:15:08
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answered by abdulaziiz 3
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