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Mikecold:
More helpful to northern christians Bible God isn't allah (aka Baal)

Even Muslims sef fail to understand their supposed god never introduced itself as allah.

It was Mohamed whom connoted the name allah for it after his so many encounters with the quresh tribe that worshipped baal

BusinessCity:
To confuse naive people


Ubangiji is God and not Allah. Allah is a creation of man to follow a strange set of ungodly rules contrary to God.


If people delve deep into the origin of the word Allah, you'll be shocked to see its root deep in Baal, pro-government time idol King. Ba-al which was wrongly asserted as a straightforward word Baal.

BusinessCity:
Emotional rant


I gave you 4000 years of mankind history your clerics don't even know


Go do your deep research through non religious studies. You'll find your answers there

Bye

Sammy07:
I have noticed the word Ubangiji is almost (if not) going into extinction.

Hausa word for God is Ubangiji. Even google self made mistake.

Reason behind them using Allah, I don't know when Allah Is purely an Arabic word.



Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.legit.ng/amp/1184912-names-god-hausa-language-meanings.html

Any northerner here to explain why Ubangiji and Allah are used as a substitute above?

Shimran:
Ubangiji (Male)

Uwargiji (Female)

Whereas their translation means Lord' in English. Its known whether in English or Hausa, the above words (lord, uwargiji and ubangiji) can be referred to God, human, male or female and is countable noun( I.e has plural form)

To cut it short majority of Hausa are Muslims. 'ALLAH' can neither be plurarised nor be referred to female sex, and is mainly referred to as the only one God, no any other form of comparative. As SHIRK (associating other things with God is the biggest sin in islam)

Reason the Hausa's prefer the word Allah to God, to go against association of partner to him.

Thank you

Shimran:
Ubangiji (Male)

Uwargiji (Female)

Whereas their translation means Lord' in English. Its known whether in English or Hausa, the above words (lord, uwargiji and ubangiji) can be referred to God, human, male or female and is countable noun( I.e has plural form)

To cut it short majority of Hausa are Muslims. 'ALLAH' can neither be plurarised nor be referred to female sex, and is mainly referred to as the only one God, no any other form of comparative. As SHIRK (associating other things with God is the biggest sin in islam)

Reason the Hausa's prefer the word Allah to God, to go against association of partner to him.

Thank you

Hisduchess:
Bro this your comment off me like NEPA

yorubarere:
Yoruba still use Olorun/Oluwa very well
Igbo still use Chineke

Hausa lost their identities to Arabian culture transmitted to them by Fulani. Fulani conquered them eternally.

Prosperchuks1344:
I understand that Olorun/Oluwa means God, but is there any other meaning attached to it? I just wanna know...

For example....

Igbos call God Chukwu and Chineke...

Chukwu/Chi-ukwu meaning Big God...
Chineke/Chukwuokike meaning God the Creator...

Sammy07:
I have noticed the word Ubangiji is almost (if not) going into extinction.

Hausa word for God is Ubangiji. Even google self made mistake.

Reason behind them using Allah, I don't know when Allah Is purely an Arabic word.



Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.legit.ng/amp/1184912-names-god-hausa-language-meanings.html

Any northerner here to explain why Ubangiji and Allah are used as a substitute above?

yorubarere:
I hope Hausa can rise one day and take their rightful place in the scheme of things.

yorubarere:
Olorun.... Someone who owns the Skye. Oluwa.... Someone who owns everything.

yorubarere:
Olorun.... Someone who owns the Skye. Oluwa.... Someone who owns everything.

Mikecold:
Abdul you have history knowledge to an extent even though it's limited.

First of all, this God never told anyone his name is expressly Allah, unlike the God of Moses who expressly said his name is Jehovah.

If Allah is just a mere Arabic word for supreme God what stops Hausa Muslims from calling their God Ugbagiji which is the same meaning as Allah in arabic, same thing with Olorun from Yoruba Muslims etc.

What's the big deal about using Arabic translation since this God never called himself this?

If God is omnipresent and all knowing he wouldn't be bounded by a specific language.

As you said Muhammad had several dealings with the quresh tribe it's on record he was a man who formulated/fused anything just to get support including telling Jews/Christian's he believed they worshipped the true God except that he must be worshipped by his description (a religion that existed thousands of years before him)

He didn't destroy the quresh pagan gods he only tried unifying them into one because they were too many.

Quresh tribe worshipped so many idols and baal worshippers were in majority (Baal was oldest having been in ancient Mesopotamia)

Mohamed destroyed hundreds of idols except three which includes Baal and the three goddess.

He said these three goddess are intersesors to God and he bowed and worshiped them including the whole quresh tribe who felt honoured and exited to have unified goddesses (Mohamed trying to copy Christianity Trinity as usual)

Baal was still very much in the current kabba site, Mohamed didn't destroy it and the Quresh tribe used to go there and circle the altar of Baal and kiss it's altar for fertility, part of this ritual was they always circled it naked.

Mohamed later came to apologise that he was tricked by the devil and that the three goddess were never intersesors to God (this was after his borrowed interpretation of one God yet three could not be substantiated ).

So he destroyed the three altars of the goddess, came to the altar of baal, chased the quresh worshippers and called that altar the house of god (notice that where-ever is considered sacred to the people around him he fabricates a story on his connection to the place i.e the temple mount in Jerusalem).

Mohamed essentially evicted the quresh tribe from the kaabah for polluting the house with unclothedness, he fabricated a story on how Abraham and his son had been there before (mind you Abraham only sojourn was leaving his father's house in U'r to Cannan and never at anytime went to the Arabian deserts for anything)

Mohamed erected on the altar of baal and proclaimed it the "house" of allah his new one god, he retained the quresh ritual of cycling/kissing the altar aka "house of allah".


Today that same ancient Baal is now Allah the same altar of Baal the Qureshi idol which is forced down African, middle eastern Muslims throat


They can't ask simple questions like what concerns a supreme omnipresent God with a stone altar before forgiveness and intersection is made.

They can't ask the significance of kissing a specific black stone a mere creation of God to an omnipresent God

They can't ask why Muslims are patterned to address an omnipresent God in the limited language, practice of the arabs

kilonshele101:
I wonder where you get what you wrote up there from. you wicked

Mikecold:
A combination of Islamic hadits written by early muslims, historical evidence which are verified.

You are bringing Britannia and Wikipedia that is a political correctness online website which any d1ck and Harry can update

Mikecold:
A combination of Islamic hadits written by early muslims, historical evidence which are verified.

You are bringing Britannia and Wikipedia that is a political correctness online website which any d1ck and Harry can update

BusinessCity:
To confuse naive people


Ubangiji is God and not Allah. Allah is a creation of man to follow a strange set of ungodly rules contrary to God.


If people delve deep into the origin of the word Allah, you'll be shocked to see its root deep in Baal, pro-government time idol King. Ba-al which was wrongly asserted as a straightforward word Baal.

Samunique:
For where?

Water Don pass garri for them !!!

BusinessCity:
To confuse naive people


Ubangiji is God and not Allah. Allah is a creation of man to follow a strange set of ungodly rules contrary to God.


If people delve deep into the origin of the word Allah, you'll be shocked to see its root deep in Baal, pro-government time idol King. Ba-al which was wrongly asserted as a straightforward word Baal.

Sammy07:
I think you're wrong in your last sentence. Allah is an Arabic word for God as Olorun is a Yoruba word for God

BabbanBura:
Ubangiji doesn't mean God. It means Lord

mcjohny:
@gofuckyourself what do you have to say

kilonshele101:
You can do well by providing a link or at least a pictorial evidence of your claim

GofuckYourself:
Like I always say our creator has many names based on culture and tradition of the people



What is most important is worshipping him in truth and living as good a life as possible through good deeds

Mikecold:
If you don't know about the three goddess as a Muslim i don't think i have time to lecture you.

Btw let me just give you on your same Wikipedia cos i don't have time to lecture you in depth

BabbanBura:
Ubangiji doesn't mean God. It means Lord

Mikecold:
If you don't know about the three goddess as a Muslim i don't think i have time to lecture you.

Btw let me just give you on your same Wikipedia cos i don't have time to lecture you in depth

Mikecold:
Abdul you have history knowledge to an extent even though it's limited.

First of all, this God never told anyone his name is expressly Allah, unlike the God of Moses who expressly said his name is Jehovah.

If Allah is just a mere Arabic word for supreme God what stops Hausa Muslims from calling their God Ugbagiji which is the same meaning as Allah in arabic, same thing with Olorun from Yoruba Muslims etc.

What's the big deal about using Arabic translation since this God never called himself this?

If God is omnipresent and all knowing he wouldn't be bounded by a specific language.

As you said Muhammad had several dealings with the quresh tribe it's on record he was a man who formulated/fused anything just to get support including telling Jews/Christian's he believed they worshipped the true God except that he must be worshipped by his description (a religion that existed thousands of years before him)

He didn't destroy the quresh pagan gods he only tried unifying them into one because they were too many.

Quresh tribe worshipped so many idols and baal worshippers were in majority (Baal was oldest having been in ancient Mesopotamia)

Mohamed destroyed hundreds of idols except three which includes Baal and the three goddess.

He said these three goddess are intersesors to God and he bowed and worshiped them including the whole quresh tribe who felt honoured and exited to have unified goddesses (Mohamed trying to copy Christianity Trinity as usual)

Baal was still very much in the current kabba site, Mohamed didn't destroy it and the Quresh tribe used to go there and circle the altar of Baal and kiss it's altar for fertility, part of this ritual was they always circled it naked.

Mohamed later came to apologise that he was tricked by the devil and that the three goddess were never intersesors to God (this was after his borrowed interpretation of one God yet three could not be substantiated ).

So he destroyed the three altars of the goddess, came to the altar of baal, chased the quresh worshippers and called that altar the house of god (notice that where-ever is considered sacred to the people around him he fabricates a story on his connection to the place i.e the temple mount in Jerusalem).

Mohamed essentially evicted the quresh tribe from the kaabah for polluting the house with unclothedness, he fabricated a story on how Abraham and his son had been there before (mind you Abraham only sojourn was leaving his father's house in U'r to Cannan and never at anytime went to the Arabian deserts for anything)

Mohamed erected on the altar of baal and proclaimed it the "house" of allah his new one god, he retained the quresh ritual of cycling/kissing the altar aka "house of allah".


Today that same ancient Baal is now Allah the same altar of Baal the Qureshi idol which is forced down African, middle eastern Muslims throat


They can't ask simple questions like what concerns a supreme omnipresent God with a stone altar before forgiveness and intersection is made.

They can't ask the significance of kissing a specific black stone a mere creation of God to an omnipresent God

They can't ask why Muslims are patterned to address an omnipresent God in the limited language, practice of the arabs