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Now Muslims say the name of their God is Allah even though it means the God like referring to a specific God, and they claim he is the same God of Moses who revealed Himself as YHVH.

Now many Muslims say Allah is not YHVH so my question is why do prophets of Allah that Muhammad associates with himself have names like Zakariya which is Zechariah in hebrew.

Now what does Zechariah mean?

What does ilyas mean? One of the prophets in Islam.

gohf:
honesttalk21 BibleInterpreta AntiChristian TenQ CreativeOrbit narialtq jimrohn

Now Muslims say the name of their God is Allah even though it means the God like referring to a specific God, and they claim he is the same God of Moses who revealed Himself as YHVH.

Now many Muslims say Allah is not YHVH so my question is why do prophets of Allah that Muhammad associates with himself have names like Zakariya which is Zechariah in hebrew.

Now what does Zechariah mean?

What does ilyas mean? One of the prophets in Islam.

It's none of my business what any prophet's name means. Muhammad (salallahu alayhi wasalam) associates with them because he is the end of prophethood.

And you claim YHVH, some claim YHWH, some introduce vowels Yahweh. Some anglicise it as Jehovah. Which of these exactly did God reveal to Moses as His name?

I don't expect Moses to call all of them or some random alphabets as his God's name!

AntiChristian:
It's none of my business what any prophet's name means. Muhammad (salallahu alayhi wasalam) associates with them because he is the end of prophethood.

And you claim YHVH, some claim YHWH, some introduce vowels Yahweh. Some anglicise it as Jehovah. Which of these exactly did God reveal to Moses as His name?

I don't expect Moses to call all of them or some random alphabets as his God's name!

ilyas means YHVH is my God, so explain to us why and how Quran and Muhammad claimed ilyas is a prophet of Allah, if it is not fallacy

Is Allah and YHVH the same God?

No, Allah and YHWH are not the same God. While both are used in Abrahamic religions to refer to the one God, they represent different concepts and beliefs.

is it possible that Abraham worshipped both allah and YHVH as one God?

It's a complex question, and the answer depends on how one interprets religious texts and theological perspectives.
while it's possible to interpret Abraham's faith as a transition to worshipping one God (Yahweh), the question of whether he worshipped Allah and YHWH as one God is a theological and interpretational matter with varying viewpoints within different religious traditions.

objectively what language did Abraham speak?
Objectively, Abraham, who originated from Ur of the Chaldees in Mesopotamia, would have spoken Aramaic, which was the language of the Chaldeans at that time. Aramaic was a Semitic language closely related to Hebrew. While the Bible later uses Hebrew, it's more likely that Aramaic was Abraham's native tongue.

It's unlikely that Abraham spoke Arabic, as it's believed Arabic emerged later.

what is the aramaic term for allah?

In Aramaic, the word for God is "Elaha" (singular) or "Alaha" (emphatic state). This is a common term for God in Aramaic, a language closely related to Arabic and Hebrew. The word "Allah" in Arabic, which refers to God, is thought to have its roots in the Aramaic word "Alaha".

Did Abraham call God Allah?

No, historical texts suggest Abraham did not use the name "Allah" to refer to God. In the Bible, Abraham is depicted using names like "Jehovah" (Hebrew: יהוה) or "Lord" to refer to the divine. The name "Allah" is primarily used in Islam as the Arabic term for God, and its usage predates the Abrahamic religions.

is allah a later revealed name for God and around what time was it revealed?

Yes, in Islam, "Allah" is the specific name for God and is considered to have been revealed by God to the prophet Muhammad. the name "Allah" may have been used in pre-Islamic Arabic polytheistic contexts, possibly referring to a supreme deity or creator god.

So allah was supreme creator god among the pagans?

Yes, it is generally accepted that "Allah" was a pre-Islamic Arabic term for a supreme creator god, worshipped by pagan Arabs before the rise of Islam. While "Allah" was not the only god in the pagan pantheon, he was considered the highest and most powerful deity.

so islam is the removing of the other gods associated with allah?
Yes, one of the core tenets of Islam, the concept of Tawhid (oneness of God), emphasizes that Allah is the sole and absolute God, free from any partners or associations.

So, again, did pagan Arabs worship Allah?
Yes, evidence suggests that pagan Arabs did indeed worship Allah before the rise of Islam,


Did pagan Hebrews worship YHVH?
Yes, it's plausible that some ancient Israelites who are referred to as "pagan Hebrews" did worship YHVH, alongside other deities, according to some scholars and biblical accounts. That's why they are "pagans"

Did Arabs worship multiple gods?
Before Islam, the predominant religious belief in Arabia was polytheistic, though some groups practiced Judaism or Christianity - monotheistic religions.

gohf:
ilyas means YHVH is my God, so explain to us why and how Quran and Muhammad claimed ilyas is a prophet of Allah, if it is not fallacy

I asked "And you claim YHVH, some claim YHWH, some introduce vowels Yahweh. Some anglicise it as Jehovah. Which of these exactly did God reveal to Moses as His name?

I don't expect Moses to call all of them or some random alphabets as his God's name!"

What's my business with what a name means? Names ordinary are never to be translated across languages. You can't change Olawale a Yoruba name to Igbo and then to Hausa just because you are translating Yoruba to those languages. That's one folly of the biblical translations.

Elijah and Elisha are Prophets of Allah not by name but by appointment!

And Elisha didn't curse 40 lads to death because they called him baldhead in Islam. Na Bible talk am! YHVH dey kpai kids!

AntiChristian:
I asked "And you claim YHVH, some claim YHWH, some introduce vowels Yahweh. Some anglicise it as Jehovah. Which of these exactly did God reveal to Moses as His name?

I don't expect Moses to call all of them or some random alphabets as his God's name!"

What's my business with what a name means? Names ordinary are never to be translated across languages. You can't change Olawale a Yoruba name to Igbo and then to Hausa just because you are translating Yoruba to those languages. That's one folly of the biblical translations.

Elijah and Elisha are Prophets of Allah not by name but by appointment!

And Elisha didn't curse 40 lads to death because they called him baldhead in Islam. Na Bible talk am! YHVH dey kpai kids!

you can't explain how a prophet of Allah is proclaiming that YHVH is his God?

how Zakariya remembers YHVH and not allah?

Even the Messiah's name is y'shua meaning YHVH saves not Allah saves

gohf:
you can't explain how a prophet of Allah is proclaiming that YHVH is his God?

how Zakariya remembers YHVH and not allah?

Even the Messiah's name is y'shua meaning YHVH saves not Allah saves

Stop repeating your folly. A repetition of bunkum doesn't make it tangibly sensible!

Names are just names when it's for humans.

What does YHVH mean?

Why is it YHVH and not YHWH?

Where does Yahweh and Jehovah come from?

Your God doesn't even have a clear name and you're here arguing about the meaning of names!

Abeg stop mentioning me in your follies!

It's sickening!

People gave birth and name their kids what they felt okay! Then you judge the kids based on the names they were not aware of.

AntiChristian:
Stop repeating your folly. A repetition of bunkum doesn't make it tangibly sensible!

Names are just names when it's for humans.

What does YHVH mean?

Why is it YHVH and not YHWH?

Where does Yahweh and Jehovah come from?

Your God doesn't even have a clear name and you're here arguing about the meaning of names!

Abeg stop mentioning me in your follies!

It's sickening!

People gave birth and name their kids what they felt okay! Then you judge the kids based on the names they were not aware of.

You know that "a repetition of bunkum doesn't make it tangibly sensible" but yet you do that most of the time. And this your post here is an example of you doing exactly that.

gohf:
You know that "a repetition of bunkum doesn't make it tangibly sensible" but yet you do that most of the time. And this your post here is an example of you doing exactly that.

You refused to answer those questions as even the holy spirit doesn't know the answer!

That's why I kept repeating it maybe your blodas with more supercharged holy spirit will see it and answer it.

What does YHVH mean?

Why is it YHVH and not YHWH?

Where does Yahweh and Jehovah come from?

Your God doesn't even have a clear name and you're here arguing about the meaning of names!

Is YHVH is the god, aka allah? Yes or no
Simple question but they look a way to justify lies

gohf:
honesttalk21 BibleInterpreta AntiChristian TenQ CreativeOrbit narialtq jimrohn

Now Muslims say the name of their God is Allah even though it means the God like referring to a specific God, and they claim he is the same God of Moses who revealed Himself as YHVH.

Now many Muslims say Allah is not YHVH so my question is why do prophets of Allah that Muhammad associates with himself have names like Zakariya which is Zechariah in hebrew.

Now what does Zechariah mean?

What does ilyas mean? One of the prophets in Islam.

The issue really isn't there unless you create it.

Is YHVH same as Ubangidi, Chukwu or Oluwa of Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba language. Maybe we may never know for certain being that so far there doesn't seem to be a documented revelation in any of these languages to prophets from these tribes.

The almighty God in Arabic, the language in which the Quran was revealed to prophet Muhammad pbuh is Allah. It shouldn't be confused with Illah that means the god.

Pre-islamic Arabs recognised Allah as the almighty God though they had their polytheist ways. They claimed worship of their idols as a means to reach the almighty God.

Perhaps you should also investigate if Adonai, HaShem, Kyrios also refer to the same being YHVH refers to?

honesttalk21:
The issue really isn't there unless you create it.

Is YHVH same as Ubangidi, Chukwu or Oluwa of Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba language. Maybe we may never know for certain being that so far there doesn't seem to be a documented revelation in any of these languages to prophets from these tribes.

The almighty God in Arabic, the language in which the Quran was revealed to prophet Muhammad pbuh is Allah. It shouldn't be confused with Illah that means the god.

Pre-islamic Arabs recognised Allah as the almighty God though they had their polytheist ways. They claimed worship of their idols as a means to reach the almighty God.

Perhaps you should also investigate if Adonai, HaShem, Kyrios also refer to the same being YHVH refers to?

The Question is simple:
Is YHWH the name of your God!

It is like asking
Is Tinubu your President?

The problem of Mohammed was that he never once heard any Jew around him call the name YHWH else he would have added it to the names of Allah.

God is a TITLE like PRESIDENT is a TITLE!
In Hebrew, the Title "God" is El- , El-oah, El-ohim.

How do you know that YHWH is a translated name. Jews don't even try to pronounce the name as it is too Holy and Jews do not call their Father by name.
Exo 6:3:
"And I appeared to Abraham, to Isaac, and to Jacob, by the name of God Almighty, but by my name YHWH was I not known to them."

Exo 3:15:
"And God said moreover to Moses, Thus shall you say to the children of Israel, YHWH God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, has sent me to you: this is my name for ever, and this is my memorial to all generations."

So, again:
Which of the 99 names of Allah is YHWH?

Al-LAH just simply means 'Deity Lah" or "God Lah", unfortunately, Muslims do NOT know the name of their God.

It is like asking a toddler, what is the name of your father and he says the name of my father is DADDY!

You said:
Is YHVH same as Ubangidi, Chukwu or Oluwa of Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba language.
Unfortunately for you each of these local names are titles and not names of God

Ubangiji=Almighty
Oluwa= Lord
Olorun= Lord of the Sky
Chukwu= Great God
Al-LAH= God Lah


Sorry!

HaShem= The Name
Kyrios = Master
Adonai= Lord

TenQ:
The Question is simple:
Is YHWH the name of your God!

It is like asking
Is Tinubu your President?

The problem of Mohammed was that he never once heard any Jew around him call the name YHWH else he would have added it to the names of Allah.

God is a TITLE like PRESIDENT is a TITLE!
In Hebrew, the Title "God" is El- , El-oah, El-ohim.

How do you know that YHWH is a translated name. Jews don't even try to pronounce the name as it is too Holy and Jews do not call their Father by name.
Exo 6:3:
"And I appeared to Abraham, to Isaac, and to Jacob, by the name of God Almighty, but by my name YHWH was I not known to them."

Exo 3:15:
"And God said moreover to Moses, Thus shall you say to the children of Israel, YHWH God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, has sent me to you: this is my name for ever, and this is my memorial to all generations."

So, again:
Which of the 99 names of Allah is YHWH?

Al-LAH just simply means 'Deity Lah" or "God Lah", unfortunately, Muslims do NOT know the name of their God.

It is like asking a toddler, what is the name of your father and he says the name of my father is DADDY!

You said:
Is YHVH same as Ubangidi, Chukwu or Oluwa of Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba language.
Unfortunately for you each of these local names are titles and not names of God

Ubangiji=Almighty
Oluwa= Lord
Olorun= Lord of the Sky
Chukwu= Great God
Al-LAH= God Lah


Sorry!

Do you agree that YHWH is in Hebrew language?

Please point at exact Hebrew words used in the Quran. Arabicized words don't qualify.

honesttalk21:
Do you agree that YHWH is in Hebrew language?

Please point at exact Hebrew words used in the Quran. Arabicized words don't qualify.

God revealed His name to Moses whose TRANSLITERATION in Hebrew is YHWH!
I don't know anywhere a name is translated in the language of the recipient.



AGAIN
The Question is simple:
Is YHWH the name of your God!

It is like asking
Is Tinubu your President?

The problem of Mohammed was that he never once heard any Jew around him call the name YHWH else he would have added it to the names of Allah.

God is a TITLE like PRESIDENT is a TITLE!
In Hebrew, the Title "God" is El- , El-oah, El-ohim.

How do you know that YHWH is a translated name. Jews don't even try to pronounce the name as it is too Holy and Jews do not call their Father by name.
Exo 6:3:
"And I appeared to Abraham, to Isaac, and to Jacob, by the name of God Almighty, but by my name YHWH was I not known to them."

Exo 3:15:
"And God said moreover to Moses, Thus shall you say to the children of Israel, YHWH God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, has sent me to you: this is my name for ever, and this is my memorial to all generations."

So, again:
Which of the 99 names of Allah is YHWH?

Al-LAH just simply means 'Deity Lah" or "God Lah", unfortunately, Muslims do NOT know the name of their God.

It is like asking a toddler, what is the name of your father and he says the name of my father is DADDY!

You said:
Is YHVH same as Ubangidi, Chukwu or Oluwa of Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba language.
Unfortunately for you each of these local names are titles and not names of God

Ubangiji=Almighty
Oluwa= Lord
Olorun= Lord of the Sky
Chukwu= Great God
Al-LAH= God Lah


Sorry!

HaShem= The Name
Kyrios = Master
Adonai= Lord

TenQ:
God revealed His name to Moses whose TRANSLITERATION in Hebrew is YHWH!
I don't know anywhere a name is translated in the language of the recipient.



AGAIN
The Question is simple:
Is YHWH the name of your God!

It is like asking
Is Tinubu your President?

The problem of Mohammed was that he never once heard any Jew around him call the name YHWH else he would have added it to the names of Allah.

God is a TITLE like PRESIDENT is a TITLE!
In Hebrew, the Title "God" is El- , El-oah, El-ohim.

How do you know that YHWH is a translated name. Jews don't even try to pronounce the name as it is too Holy and Jews do not call their Father by name.
Exo 6:3:
"And I appeared to Abraham, to Isaac, and to Jacob, by the name of God Almighty, but by my name YHWH was I not known to them."

Exo 3:15:
"And God said moreover to Moses, Thus shall you say to the children of Israel, YHWH God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, has sent me to you: this is my name for ever, and this is my memorial to all generations."

So, again:
Which of the 99 names of Allah is YHWH?

Al-LAH just simply means 'Deity Lah" or "God Lah", unfortunately, Muslims do NOT know the name of their God.

It is like asking a toddler, what is the name of your father and he says the name of my father is DADDY!

You said:
Is YHVH same as Ubangidi, Chukwu or Oluwa of Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba language.
Unfortunately for you each of these local names are titles and not names of God

Ubangiji=Almighty
Oluwa= Lord
Olorun= Lord of the Sky
Chukwu= Great God
Al-LAH= God Lah


Sorry!

HaShem= The Name
Kyrios = Master
Adonai= Lord

Quite out of the scope of my direct questions.
Was Moses not Hebrew?
Did people and prophets before Moses call God YHWH?

What really is the meaning of YHWH anyway?

I have told you before that Allah is not a compound of Al and lah but a single name
Allah is a unique, indivisible name, not a title or derived form.

Allah is the proper name for the one true God in Islam. It's a unique term that isn't a combination of Al (the) and Ilah (god)

However you always remain obstinate.

honesttalk21:
Quite out of the scope of my direct questions.
Was Moses not Hebrew?
Did people and prophets before Moses call God YHWH?

What really is the meaning of YHWH anyway?

I have told you before that Allah is not a compound of Al and lah but a single name
Allah is a unique, indivisible name, not a title or derived form.

Allah is the proper name for the one true God in Islam. It's a unique term that isn't a combination of Al (the) and Ilah (god)

However you always remain obstinate.

What is the Nigerian name of Donald Trump?
What is the Hausa name of Bola Ahmed Tinubu?

Before Moses they called God not by his name but by His title EL- equivalent to AL- in Arabic.

Gabri-El = God is my Strength
Ishma-El = God Hears or God will hear
Emmanu-El= God with us


It doesn't work that way sir!
Names are never translated they can be transliterated.

1. The three daughters of Allah has names
Al-Lat = god-Lat
Al-Manat = god-Manat
Al-Uzza = god-Uzza

You think it is a coincidence that the name of your God is Al-LAH?

2. Why do you say "Bisimi-LAH rather than Bisimi-ALLAH?
It is because the true name of your God is LAH

I can give you stronger linguistic proof of you are up for it!

TenQ:
What is the Nigerian name of Donald Trump?
What is the Hausa name of Bola Ahmed Tinubu?

Before Moses they called God not by his name but by His title EL- equivalent to AL- in Arabic.

Gabri-El = God is my Strength
Ishma-El = God Hears or God will hear
Emmanu-El= God with us


It doesn't work that way sir!
Names are never translated they can be transliterated.

1. The three daughters of Allah has names
Al-Lat = god-Lat
Al-Manat = god-Manat
Al-Uzza = god-Uzza

You think it is a coincidence that the name of your God is Al-LAH?

2. Why do you say "Bisimi-LAH rather than Bisimi-ALLAH?
It is because the true name of your God is LAH7

I can give you stronger linguistic proof of you are up for it!

There in your answer you ignore to answer if Moses was or wasn't Hebrew?

Oh you with a concept of God that communicates with his prophets in ways they do not understand? How confusing?

You claim YHWH was not a name for God amongst Hebrew speakers before Moses? Please read and understand your scripture.

Not surprised that you belittle your creator and make comparison to mortals. Tell me is Donald Trump now your creator or comparable to him?

What does Genesis 4:26 say?

honesttalk21:
The issue really isn't there unless you create it.

Is YHVH same as Ubangidi, Chukwu or Oluwa of Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba language. Maybe we may never know for certain being that so far there doesn't seem to be a documented revelation in any of these languages to prophets from these tribes.

The almighty God in Arabic, the language in which the Quran was revealed to prophet Muhammad pbuh is Allah. It shouldn't be confused with Illah that means the god.

Pre-islamic Arabs recognised Allah as the almighty God though they had their polytheist ways. They claimed worship of their idols as a means to reach the almighty God.

Perhaps you should also investigate if Adonai, HaShem, Kyrios also refer to the same being YHVH refers to?

so after all your verbose rhetoric what's the answer, is Allah YHVH? Yes or no

honesttalk21:
There in your answer you ignore to answer if Moses was or wasn't Hebrew?

Oh you with a concept of God that communicates with his prophets in ways they do not understand? How confusing?

You claim YHWH was not a name for God amongst Hebrew speakers before Moses? Please read and understand your scripture.

Not surprised that you belittle your creator and make comparison to mortals. Tell me is Donald Trump now your creator or comparable to him?

What does Genesis 4:26 say?

Gen.4.26 And as for Seth, to him also a son was born; and he named him Enosh. Then men began to call on the name of YHVH.

The question is simply simple is YHVH Allah? Yes or no

honesttalk21:
Quite out of the scope of my direct questions.
Was Moses not Hebrew?
Did people and prophets before Moses call God YHWH?

What really is the meaning of YHWH anyway?

I have told you before that Allah is not a compound of Al and lah but a single name
Allah is a unique, indivisible name, not a title or derived form.

Allah is the proper name for the one true God in Islam. It's a unique term that isn't a combination of Al (the) and Ilah (god)

However you always remain obstinate.

so Allah is not the god. Noted. So what does Allah mean?

gohf:
Gen.4.26 And as for Seth, to him also a son was born; and he named him Enosh. Then men began to call on the name of YHVH.

The question is simply simple is YHVH Allah? Yes or no

Gen 4:26 as most parts of Genesis is said to be written by Moses and the event in Gen 4:26 happened fairly well before Moses was.

I don't succumb to Allah being same as YHVH as this will limit the uniqueness of Allah.

gohf:
so Allah is not the god. Noted. So what does Allah mean?

Allah simply means the one and only God..

Allah is the unique, eternal, and all-powerful being who created and oversees everything

honesttalk21:
Gen 4:26 as most parts of Genesis is said to be written by Moses and the event in Gen 4:26 happened fairly well before Moses was.

I don't succumb to Allah being same as YHVH as this will limit the uniqueness of Allah.



Allah simply means the one and only God..

Allah is the unique, eternal, and all-powerful being who created and oversees everything

How is allah God when there is no God but allah?

honesttalk21:
Gen 4:26 as most parts of Genesis is said to be written by Moses and the event in Gen 4:26 happened fairly well before Moses was.

I don't succumb to Allah being same as YHVH as this will limit the uniqueness of Allah.



Allah simply means the one and only God..

Allah is the unique, eternal, and all-powerful being who created and oversees everything

All-powerful😂 yet can't enter into his own creation👀; even the instance when Allah was in the fire when he appeared to Moses, you lot claim it was an angel🤨—this also doesn't help you out as the supposed "angel" called himself "Allah" 😂😂😂.

Gabrielshow24:
All-powerful😂 yet can't enter into his own creation👀; even the instance when Allah was in the fire when he appeared to Moses, you lot claim it was an angel🤨—this also doesn't help you out as the supposed "angel" called himself "Allah" 😂😂😂.

The fundamental question is what requires the creator to enter into it's creation? How does that become a determinant for the creator?


Allah is/was not in the fire.
Allah is not inside anything, nor can He be confined to a place including fire, light, or any part of His creation.

The fire was a sign of Allah's might.

Be sure you are not mixing things up or confusing Islam with Zoroastrianism, Hinduism,Ancient Vedic Religion,Mazdakism
or other Indigenous and Tribal Religions

RightChanneI:
How is allah God when there is no God but allah?

Would really rather not respond but for the sake of clarity which you will more likely claim not to accept.

In conversations about divinity, the word "god" often serves as a broad term that includes various deities from different religions. On the other hand, the Arabic word Allah specifically refers to the One True God in Islam.

Unlike god, which can be plural or gendered, Allah is always singular and gender-neutral, highlighting a distinct view of divinity. While many religions might use similar terms, Allah is uniquely recognized as the primary name for the almighty in Islam. This difference emphasizes how crucial precise language is when we talk about faith, as it influences our understanding of the divine and the respect that comes with it.

honesttalk21:
Would really rather not respond but for the sake of clarity which you will more likely claim not to accept.

In conversations about divinity, the word "god" often serves as a broad term that includes various deities from different religions. On the other hand, the Arabic word Allah specifically refers to the One True God in Islam.

Unlike god, which can be plural or gendered, Allah is always singular and gender-neutral, highlighting a distinct view of divinity. While many religions might use similar terms, Allah is uniquely recognized as the primary name for the almighty in Islam. This difference emphasizes how crucial precise language is when we talk about faith, as it influences our understanding of the divine and the respect that comes with it.

Go back to your primary school, ask for refund of your school fees if at this your age singular and plural is giving you issue!

If god is plural according to your alfa, gods then is singular isn't it

Is there any diff btw God and god if you're not a sha.me to your generation

Is allah diff from Allah if at all you know what you're saying!

Below is Quran 59:23 according to many versions and translations of your Quran. If you care for the Arabic version of it, let me know!

honesttalk21:
The fundamental question is what requires the creator to enter into it's creation? How does that become a determinant for the creator?


Allah is/was not in the fire.
Allah is not inside anything, nor can He be confined to a place including fire, light, or any part of His creation.

The fire was a sign of Allah's might.

Be sure you are not mixing things up or confusing Islam with Zoroastrianism, Hinduism,Ancient Vedic Religion,Mazdakism
or other Indigenous and Tribal Religions

You still didn't provide a meaningful rebuttal 🤕. Whether it was Allah's might or not doesn't change the narration that Allah was in the fire👀. Even if you downplay the being to an Angel 😂, the question becomes what's the name of the Angel that appeared to Moses as revealed to momo? —Allah😂😂😂.

This is why your religion initially promoted religious syncretism as MOMO stole from every place! From Christianity to Judaism, to Zoroastrianism to Arab paganism(courtesy of the satanic verses😵‍💫).

Your book is a glorified rip-off of other religious texts and teachings.

RightChanneI:
Go back to your primary school, ask for refund of your school fees if at this your age singular and plural is giving you issue!

If god is plural according to your alfa, gods then is singular isn't it

Is there any diff btw God and god if you're not a sha.me to your generation

Is allah diff from Allah if at all you know what you're saying!

Below is Quran 59:23 according to many versions and translations of your Quran. If you care for the Arabic version of it, let me know!

You should please first take your own advice.

Did I not tell you what you apparently failed to comprehend only so you can disagree that
the word "god" often serves as a broad term that includes various deities from different religions.

With or without a capitalised first letter the word God or god is pronounced the same. And in either case the addition of an s makes it plural isn't it?

There is no such case with Allah in Arabic language. Attempts at translation are hardly exact and certainly a lot gets lost to translation. I bet you don't know that.
If you don't get it or refuse to get it just ignore and move on. That is within your rights.

Gabrielshow24:
You still didn't provide a meaningful rebuttal 🤕. Whether it was Allah's might or not doesn't change the narration that Allah was in the fire👀. Even if you downplay the being to an Angel 😂, the question becomes what's the name of the Angel that appeared to Moses as revealed to momo? —Allah😂😂😂.

This is why your religion initially promoted religious syncretism as MOMO stole from every place! From Christianity to Judaism, to Zoroastrianism to Arab paganism(courtesy of the satanic verses😵‍💫).

Your book is a glorified rip-off of other religious texts and teachings.

A rip off that is beyond your ability to comprehend so you rather criticise what you refuse to understand?

You more likely don't understand the narration you hold on to. Why did Moses not worship the fire as God? His faith was not yet well developed and remained so till his death as it isn't written anywhere that he started worshipping God in the fire or sought to find God in the fire.

Despite God's numerous ways of engagement with humanity that reveals His incredible ability to show up in ways that truly resonate with our experiences like the incidence of the fire, there is clear distinction between the Creator and His creation.

Then regarding your last comment, as the final prophet sent to mankind rebuttal and correction of all wrong practices of earlier generation was passed down through the Quran.

honesttalk21:
You should please first take your own advice.

Did I not tell you what you apparently failed to comprehend only so you can disagree that
the word "god" often serves as a broad term that includes various deities from different religions.

With or without a capitalised first letter the word God or god is pronounced the same. And in either case the addition of an s makes it plural isn't it?

There is no such case with Allah in Arabic language. Attempts at translation are hardly exact and certainly a lot gets lost to translation. I bet you don't know that.
If you don't get it or refuse to get it just ignore and move on. That is within your rights.

Guy, the word god doesn't serves as a broad term that includes various deities. You have to stop disgracing islam and your generation here

The word gods means various deities that includes those mentioned in your quran that are daughters of allah. At this your age, I shouldn't be telling you this!

If according to you god means various deities, will gods means single deity ?

Quran says There is no God but Allah, is Allah the same God?

Why not put it this way, There is no Allah but Allah if truly Allah means God!

honesttalk21:
Would really rather not respond but for the sake of clarity which you will more likely claim not to accept.

In conversations about divinity, the word "god" often serves as a broad term that includes various deities from different religions. On the other hand, the Arabic word Allah specifically refers to the One True God in Islam.

Unlike god, which can be plural or gendered, Allah is always singular and gender-neutral, highlighting a distinct view of divinity. While many religions might use similar terms, Allah is uniquely recognized as the primary name for the almighty in Islam. This difference emphasizes how crucial precise language is when we talk about faith, as it influences our understanding of the divine and the respect that comes with it.

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AntiisIam1:
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RightChanneI:
Guy, the word god doesn't serves as a broad term that includes various deities. You have to stop disgracing islam and your generation here

The word gods means various deities that includes those mentioned in your quran that are daughters of allah. At this your age, I shouldn't be telling you this!

If according to you god means various deities, will gods means single deity ?

Quran says There is no God but Allah, is Allah the same God?

Why not put it this way, There is no Allah but Allah if truly Allah means God!

It's how limiting you put your thoughts and deliberate feigning of misunderstanding .

Consider the fact that the idea of God takes on many forms across various belief systems, showcasing a wide range of theological interpretations.

For instance, in Mormonism, God is seen as having once been a man who achieved divinity and is now married to a heavenly partner, offering a distinct perspective on divine heritage.

Jehovah's Witnesses take a different route altogether, regarding Jesus not as God but as the archangel Michael, which stands in stark contrast to traditional Christian beliefs.

In both Islamic and Arabic-speaking Christian communities, God is referred to as Allah. Yet, despite this shared term, their interpretations differ significantly in nature and characteristics, highlighting a rich and intricate tapestry of beliefs that coexist while also fundamentally differing, illustrating the vibrant diversity of faith across cultures.

Perhaps with this you can comprehend how 'God' is used to refer to different deities across different belief system.

In Islam Allah is exclusively for the unique, all powerful, all creating, all sustaining