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Stating that Allah is the same god as Elohim/YHVH may be the most
obvious inconsistency (lie) in the history of religion. The moon god of
the Quraish tribe of Mecca is very well known to archaeologists of the
Middle East.
The symbol of moon god of the Quraish tribe is the crescent moon. This
symbol can been found widely throughout Arabia etched on stone. Many of
these stones have been dated to 500 years before Muhammad was born.
The traditions of moon god worship such as Ramadan, Hajj, bowing down
(prostration) towards the idol of the moon god 5 times per day, throwing
stones at a pillar, circumambulating the Kabba, and others were being
observed centuries before Muhammad was born. It was the tradition of the
Quraish tribe to call their tribal god "Allah" - the name of Muhammad's
father was Abdullah, which means "Servant of Allah".
Islamic traditions have nothing to do with Abraham. Any Islamic claim of
a connection to Abraham is purely fabrication as is

Answer 1

Thank you for that tidbit of history.

Answer 2

Tell me something. How can you claim to know who I worship? You obviously don't know your history of pre-Islamic and post-Islamic Arabia (or you wouldn't waste your time with this question), however since you think you know everything, can you honestly tell me that you know for a fact that when I bow down in worship, the God in my mind is a moon god?

Now tell me, if your statements are correct, then why on earth do Arab Christians pray to Allah? Allah is even in their Bible!

Tell me one more thing: if the moon god was the center of the beginnings of Islam, then why wait until the Ottoman empire and the attack by the Crusaders with crosses on their flags to start incorporating crescent moon shapes into flags, and after that onto mosques?

Answer 3

tell me something. How are you waiting to declare to hold close who I worship? you maximum possibly have no concept your historic previous of pre-Islamic and submit-Islamic Arabia (or you does not waste a whilst with this question), nonetheless thinking you experience you recognize the finished element, are you waiting to actual tell me which you recognize for a certainty that once I bow down in worship, the God in my techniques is a moon god? Now tell me, if your statements are ideal, then why on the earth do Arab Christians pray to Allah? Allah is even of their Bible! tell me a different ingredient: if the moon god replace into as quickly as the middle of the beginnings of Islam, then why wait till at last the Ottoman empire and the attack by the Crusaders with crosses on their flags to start incorporating crescent moon shapes into flags, and after that onto mosques?

Answer 4

I can always learn more. Thanks.

Though Allah is singular of Elohim. So is El / Elyh. And the LORD Elohim is named El Shadai, or El Elyon, etc. also. Nothing Wrong with the name Allah. Because that is Gods name also.

The reality is that there are other wanna be allahs, elohims, els, elyh who aren't the Yahweh Elohim. The name of the God of Israel forever is - Yahweh Elohim or El Elyon. Or LORD God or God Most High.

The Allah of the Koran contradict the Saving Grace message of Jesus Christ. He denies the Father & the Son so is therefore a spirit of Antichrist.

Answer 5

Youre a total liar

" And from among His Signs are the night and the day, and the sun and the moon. Prostrate not to the sun nor to the moon, but prostrate to Allah Who created them, if you (really) worship Him. "(Qur'an 41:37)


The crescent symbol came into islamic culture from the Turks it wasnt around in the Prophet(pbuh) time

http://islam.about.com/library/weekly/aa060401a.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV8QbTRjOi8

Answer 6

The origins of Muhammad's theology and religious praxis in the Jewish and Christian milieu surrounding him are much better documented than the pastiche of pseudo-scholarship you're presenting here.

And you should know that Arab Christians use the word "Allah" to refer to their God. It simply means "God" in Arabic. If you're suggesting that the nature of God in Christian and Islamic theology have fundamental and crucial divergences, then say so, and say what those divergences are, instead of stooping to propaganda. Christianity itself is hardly a monolithic phenomenon; do the divergences in various Christian theologies mean that the different Christian sects "aren't worshipping the same God"?

"God" (or "Allah" for Arabic-speakers) is the word we use to designate the greatest mystery, the focus of our existential longing and our ultimate commitment, and if our relationship to that mystery is ultimately invalidated merely by the inadequacy of the conceptual apparatus we associate with the word, I'm afraid we're all lost.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

What a crock!!!

Your knowledge of Islam is minimal to say the least.
Anyone who believes that drivel should have a lobotomy they would be better off.

Answer 9

Wow!

Answer 10

I learned about it. So no thanks