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gaskiyamagana:Rather than face the real Question, you decided to pick on trivialities. I will oblige you. gaskiyamagana:I will like to show you my corrupted Christianized sources so that you can be at peace. The NEVER EXISTENT لّمة (Allamah) - Scholar/Learned person Allāmah (Arabic: عَلَّامة,[1] Urdu and Persian: علامه, meaning "learned" is an Islamic honorary title for a profound scholar, a polymath, a man of vast reading and erudition, or a great learned one.[2]The title is carried by scholars of Islamic fiqh (jurisprudence) and philosophy. It is used as an honorific in Sunni Islam as well as in Shia Islam, mostly in South Asia, the Middle East and Iran. Sunnis and Shias who have achieved scholarship in several disciplines are often referred to by the title. It is also used for philosophers, such as Allama Iqbal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allamah The name Allama (Arabic writing : علامة) is a Muslim boys Names. The meaning of name Allama is " Very learned " https://imuslim.name/563-meaning-Allama-muslim-arabic-names.html The NEVER EXISTENT لليثر (Allisar) - Captivating/Charming Alissar is Arabic/Muslim Girl name and meaning of this name is "TBD". Based on numerology value 7, Alissar is Analytical, understanding, knowledgeable, studious, independent, fearless, investigative, proof oriented, practical Spiritual, Intelligent, Reserved, Mysterious, & Intuitive.Below is some points about the name Alissar based on numerology value - https://namesfolder.com/islamic-girl-name/alissar Alissar an Algerian baby names. Alissar name especially used for 'Girl' Gender. The girl's name Alissar is made up of 7 attributes and is initially refer to females. This name is long and simple to pronounce. All continents use this name, although is where it is most popular. https://www.babynamemeaningz.com/Alissar-meaning-350713 The name Alisar is most common in Syrian Arab Republic, Lebanon, Jordan and United Arab Emirate. Now that you have known my corrupted Christianized sources, and seen that the names are not fabricated names, can you now PLEASE answer my Questions or take a break. I will certainly notify you when next I make a post. Have a beautiful day Sir! |
advocatejare:I hope that at the end of the day 1. Christians would be educated enough to see through Islamic Taqqiya 2. That Muslims would be confronted with the truth of the Questions impossible for them to ask 3. That Muslims will begin to ask themselves questions that will lead them to freedom by the truth in the Messiah 4. Christians in evangelism are armed with relevant answers to their faith as well as relevant questions to ask Muslims. We will pray and confront every foundation of the religion of the antichrist |
[quote author=gaskiyamagana post=123675477][/quote]I have challenged you to find the corrupted Christianized sources where I copied my posts. Thanks to Ahmed Deedat, I now know so many things the modern Muslims would have preferred hidden |
gaskiyamagana:You would have been correct if all I was doing was to Teach you Aramaic, Hebrew, Arabic, Islam or Sunna : however, all I do is 1. I know your standard narrative about Islam, Mohammed, Allah and the Quran 2. In my studies of the Islamic literatures, I come across things that negate Muslims preferred standard narratives 3. I state my observations about these inconsistencies 4. Based on my observations, I ask you Simple Questions Now, Instead of answering the questions from my observations that would have cleared the inconsistencies, what do you do? 1. Without answering the questions, you repeat your preferred standard narrative. 2. You deliberately avoid answering the questions knowing that the answers contradict your preferred standard narratives 3. You turn around to insinuate that I am teaching you wrong Islam, Arabic and Sunnah As Muslims, don't you ask we Christians Questions? Do you see us dodging answering the questions or proving the answer with scriptures, history and documents that prove our claim. You don't need to belive in our explanations however, it is worse when you note that we deliberately hide information or deny our books or outrightly dodge answering your question. Summary : I cannot teach you Islam. However, I can study Islam and ask you questions whenever I see inconsistencies between what your books and history with your preferred standard narratives about Islam. |
advocatejare:Exactly! What is important is that they have an opinion and they voice it out. Only then can on constructively engage them in meaningful discussions that could expose their deception and doctrine |
sonmvayina:Death is NEVER an Annihilation, Death is a Disconnection. A person disconnected from God is eternally dead! When a persons body is disconnected from his soul/spirit, he becomes physically dead |
advocatejare:You forget that part of knowing Islam is to be able to tell one kind of lies to Muslims AND another kind of lies to non Muslims. Telling Lies is a necessary part of Islam . They will tell you that Jesus is a Muslim They will tell you that Mohammed is the greatest prophet. They would say the best man worthy of Emulation is Mohammed. They will throw Allah under the bus to win an argument. If any Muslim is able to manufacture answers, to me he is knowledgeable. Islam and the Qur'an itself is based on lie, so, what do you expect? |
gaskiyamagana:All you need to do is Ask Questions and Answer Questions. When you refuse to do these, your deception will be impossible to lift off. I did answer your questions! It seems you can't answer mine! |
gaskiyamagana:If you check carefully, I never claimed to TEACH Arabic, nor Hebrew nor English nor Aramaic. What I do is to 1. RAISE OBSERVATIONS and 2. ASK QUESTIONS If you don't raise observations nor ask Questions, that would make you resistant to Knowledge and Truth. The Truth is often obtained through INQUIRIES and INQUISITION. When you now recieve the Truth it sets you FREE from the consequence of ERRORS ASK and you shall RECEIVE! When you refuse to ASK QUESTIONS, you will remain DECEIVED! Do you care to know the Truth? |
advocatejare:Lukuluku69 and Drlateef are even fair! They seem to know their religion BUT LegalWolf can only argue technicalities while using every rule in the book to digress from the matter of question |
honesttalk21:1. You will agree with me that language morphs with time and even in a particular language, dialects exist. There is the Old Arabic and New Arabic, just like the yoruba spoken now is different from that spoken 100 years ago (Eree =Uncooked Beans, Ewa=Cooked beans) -Old Yoruba (Ewa =Uncooked Beans, Ewa=Cooked beans) -New Yoruba Therefore, you cannot use moden arabic to judge ancient Arabic. You need to see how the ancients use their language. 2. Al- In modern Arabic always exclusively has the English translation THE (as a definite article) Al-, El- or Il- in Old Semitic languages (Hebrew, Aramaic and Arabic) mean DEITY 3. In Yoruba language, it is permitted to truncate a person's name without losing the identity it represents. e.g. A yoruba girl called Modupeoluwa can be called Modupe or Dupe or Dupeolu Refers exactly to the same person. Using this logic. Does Allah and Lah refer to the same person? In Arabic language, I am not sure the same applies except if it has a definite article prefixed to it Eg. 4. There is the argument of ancient use of Lah Bismi-Lah Alhamduli-Lah Abdul-Lah Argument 1: Can we find modern use where the prefix to a name similar to Allah is truncated as in the three examples above? Thanks be to (اللّمة) Allamah can we write Alhamduli-Lamah? In the name of (اللّم) Allam can we write Bismi-Lam? Servant of (اللّور) Allur can we write Abdul-Lur? You know perfectly well that this is murder of Arabic syntax: Meaning that Bismi-Lah , Alhamduli-Lah and Abdul-Lah means exactly what it says. Argument 2: The 99 names of Allah ALL without exceptions are prefixed with definite article Al-, As-, At-, Ar-, Az- or Ash- . What is the strong evidence (apart from rhetorics) that Allah is not just Al- Lah as evidenced with every other names of your God? Let me stop here |
You didn't answer my questions honesttalk21:I was looking for LAH in the bible passages you quoted And I was surprised that your argument is like looking for LAH in Lahore (a city in Pakistan) or LAH (a Musical note) or LAH (of Al-lah) This is not the point of my arguiment. The point of my argument is that El-, Il-, Al- are (depending on the dialect) an old Semitic Word meaning DEITY/GOD. Hebrew, Arabic and Aramaic are ALL semitic languages that have this in their language. Hence, Arabic Sentences (as a subset of the Semitic Language) like BismiLah and AlhamduliLah makes complete sense as In the name of Lah and Praise be to Lah Of course, Language is fluid and Language morphs with time such that Al-Lah has now been contracted to a single noun Allah. Al-Lah simply mean God-Lah This is why it is difficult for you muslims to answer the Question: Who is Lah? honesttalk21:Yes, you can. Proof! Tell me which of the 99 names of Al-lah does not have the prefix Al-, As-, At-, Ar-, Az- or Ash- ? If there is none, what is the evidence that Allah is not just Al-Lah? Tell me, if you replace Al-, As-, At-, Ar-, Az- or Ash- in the names of Allah with God, does it invalidate the identity of the Creator? God-Rahman, God-Barr, God-Wakeel , God-Qudus , God-Salam, God-Samee, God-Raheem, God-Rahman, God-Razak , God-Shakoor, God-Shaheed, God-Dhaahir , God-Tawwab etc You probably don't know that the title names of God in Hebrew are similar (as it is a semitic language) El-Shaddai El-ohim El-Elyon El-oah El-Roi El-Olam This is why you muslim have mixed up the Title of God with the Name of God! Title of the Creator English = God , Arabic = Allah , Hebrew = Eloah, Aramaic =El- Name of the Creator English = No name , Arabic = Allah , Hebrew = Yahweh, Aramaic = El- honesttalk21:Following the rules of Arabic, can you give me some examples of words where one can truncate the name of Allahditta (اللهديتا) in words like Abdul-Lah or Bismi-Lah or Alhamduli-Lah Other real Arabic names you can use to test similar to the phonetics of Allah are: اللهم (Allaham) - Knowledgeable/Intelligent اللال (Allal) - Gentle/Kind اللّمة (Allamah) - Scholar/Learned person اللّم (Allam) - Knowledgeable/Wise اللوي (Allawi) - High/Exalted اللّف (Allif) - Compassionate/Affectionate اللّم (Allim) - Learned/Knowledgeable الليثر (Allisar) - Captivating/Charming اللّور (Allur) - Flower/Blossom 1. If you remove Al- from each of these names, do they still retain their meaning? This is because they are full names and not titles Check with the other names of Allah, removing AL- still retain the meaning because they are titles -Rahman, -Barr, -Wakeel , -Qudus , -Salam, -Samee, -Raheem, -Rahman, -Razak , -Shakoor, -Shaheed, -Dhaahir , -Tawwab In fact, we do give our children these meaningful names 2. Tell me how I can in Arabic language write for instance Thanks be to Allim or In the name of Allam or Servant of Allur With the little Rules of Arabic that you know, can we write Alhamduli-Lim or Alhamduli-Allim? (Thanks be to Allim) OR Bismi-Lam or Bismi-Allam? (In the name of Allam) OR Abdul-Lur or Abdul-Allur? (Servant of Allur) It just takes some Honest Answer. Servant of Allah should be Abdul-Allah IF and ONLY IF Allah is the Name and not Lah! Thank you! |
honesttalk21:Of course I understand that they are part of sentences I am more particular about the phrases 1. In the name of Lah == Bismi-Lah 2. Thanks/Praise be to Lah == Alhamdu li Lah 3. Servant of Lah == Abdul-Lah Based on these three Is Lah the name of your God? |
honesttalk21:I don't know from wherever you copied this, but it doesn't have the name of God even in passing. Hagar gave a Well a name for a Reason Here is the Hebrew version if you are interested Beer-lahai-roi; ro'eh == Seer lahai/chay == Living beer == a well, pit (literally Well of the living One that seeth me )
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honesttalk21:I don't know from wherever you copied this, but it doesn't have the name of God even in passing. Hagar gave a Well a name for a Reason Here is the Hebrew version if you are interested |
AntiChristian:Thanks Can you point me to sources where specifically I can read up the Islamic narrative of the Return of Jesus Christ |
advocatejare:LegalWolf in particular doesn't know a hoot in Islam. All he can do is make noises like TenQ ooooo! Ahhh.....Uhoooo!! AntiChristian has stated his own position but he didn't say exactly where the information came from nor where the Nigerian Muslims also got their information. |
AntiChristian:Thanks I think I know exactly what you Muslims believe. AntiChristian:I used to think that the above was the general consensus of Muslims. 1. Does that mean that we can't trust what the Nigerian preachers (on the facebook page) said? 2. Do you know if these nigerian preachers are using some weak hadiths or tafsirs to arrive at their position? 3. One of the Arab speakers said that Jesus is judging people in paradise right now, is that true? |
gaskiyamagana:1. I challenge you to find the Christianized sources you think I am copying! Dont you know that information is available for whoever searches? 2. You and I know well that there is no standardized English transliteration of Arabic words such that for your Prophet Muhammad, it can also be written as Mohammed, Mohammed, Mohamad etc, therefore, since I gave you the ARABIC name, bravely use it and dont use it as an excuse to run away from answering the questions. These are just Logical Question through which you should at least diffuse the minds of Muslims who are seeking answers. Again: Assuming you wouldn't use escapist techniques If I was copying from corrupted Christianized sources, do you think I should have responses to your rebuttal? This your argument would be okay if only you can prove it with Arabic rather than with Yoruba. As we both know, your first language is NOT Arabic therefore, we are nearly in the same category If I take your Argument Seriously, then you shouldnt have any problem with LAH as the name of Allah. WHY? Modupeoluwa, Modupe, Dupe Refers exactly to the same person using this logic. Does Allah and Lah refer to the same person? I HAVE PREPARED SOMETHING WITH WHICH YOU CAN EDUCATE AND CORRECT ME: I am open to knowledge Following the rules of Arabic, can you give me some examples of words where one can truncate the name of Allahditta (اللهديتا) to -Lahditta (اللهديت) in words similar to Abdul-Lah or Bismi-Lah or Alhamduli-Lah Other real Arabic names you can use to test similar to the phonetics of Allah are: اللهم (Allaham) - Knowledgeable/Intelligent اللال (Allal) - Gentle/Kind اللّمة (Allamah) - Scholar/Learned person اللّم (Allam) - Knowledgeable/Wise اللوي (Allawi) - High/Exalted اللّف (Allif) - Compassionate/Affectionate اللّم (Allim) - Learned/Knowledgeable الليثر (Allisar) - Captivating/Charming اللّور (Allur) - Flower/Blossom 1. If you remove Al- from each of these names, do they still retain their meaning? This is because they are full names and not titles Check with the other names of Allah, removing AL- still retain the meaning because they are titles -Rahman, -Barr, -Wakeel , -Qudus , -Salam, -Samee, -Raheem, -Rahman, -Razak , -Shakoor, -Shaheed, -Dhaahir , -Tawwab In fact, we do give our children these meaningful names 2. Tell me how I can in Arabic language write for instance Thanks be to Allal or In the name of Allam or Servant of Allur With the little Rules of Arabic that you know, can we write Alhamduli-Lal or Alhamduli-Allal? (Thanks be to Allal) OR Bismi-Lam or Bismi-Allam? (In the name of Allam) OR Abdul-Lur or Abdul-Allur? (Servant of Allur) It just takes some Honest Answer. Servant of Allah should be Abdul-Allah IF and ONLY IF Allah is the Name and not Lah! Thank you! |
advocatejare:AntiChristian , Lukuluku69 The Quran did not say anything about the Return of Jesus! I just checked! 1. Where did the Nigerian Muslims get the fact that Jesus wouldn't come again/ 2. Where did the "Saudi/White" scholars get the information that Jesus is coming back again to rule the whole world from Jerusalem? Up till now, i never knew that there is no unanimous consensus by Muslims on the Return of Jesus! |
gaskiyamagana:This your argument would be okay if only you can prove it with Arabic rather than with Yoruba. As we both know, your first language is NOT Arabic therefore, we are nearly in the same category If I take your Argument Seriously, then you shouldnt have any problem with LAH as the name of Allah. WHY? Modupeoluwa, Modupe, Dupe Refers exactly to the same person using this logic. Does Allah and Lah refer to the same person? I HAVE PREPARED SOMETHING WITH WHICH YOU CAN EDUCATE AND CORRECT ME: I am open to knowledge Following the rules of Arabic, can you give me some examples of words where one can truncate the name of Allahditta (اللهديتا) to -Lahditta (اللهديت) in words similar to Abdul-Lah or Bismi-Lah or Alhamduli-Lah Other real Arabic names you can use to test similar to the phonetics of Allah are: اللهم (Allaham) - Knowledgeable/Intelligent اللال (Allal) - Gentle/Kind اللّمة (Allamah) - Scholar/Learned person اللّم (Allam) - Knowledgeable/Wise اللوي (Allawi) - High/Exalted اللّف (Allif) - Compassionate/Affectionate اللّم (Allim) - Learned/Knowledgeable الليثر (Allisar) - Captivating/Charming اللّور (Allur) - Flower/Blossom 1. If you remove Al- from each of these names, do they still retain their meaning? This is because they are full names and not titles Check with the other names of Allah, removing AL- still retain the meaning because they are titles -Rahman, -Barr, -Wakeel , -Qudus , -Salam, -Samee, -Raheem, -Rahman, -Razak , -Shakoor, -Shaheed, -Dhaahir , -Tawwab In fact, we do give our children these meaningful names 2. Tell me how I can in Arabic language write for instance Thanks be to Allal or In the name of Allam or Servant of Allur With the little Rules of Arabic that you know, can we write Alhamduli-Lal or Alhamduli-Allal? (Thanks be to Allal) OR Bismi-Lam or Bismi-Allam? (In the name of Allam) OR Abdul-Lur or Abdul-Allur? (Servant of Allur) It just takes some Honest Answer. Servant of Allah should be Abdul-Allah IF and ONLY IF Allah is the Name and not Lah! Thank you! |
honesttalk21:I was looking for LAH in the bible passages you quoted And I was surprised that your argument is like looking for LAH in Lahore (a city in Pakistan) or LAH (a Musical note) or LAH (of Al-lah) This is not the point of my arguiment. The point of my argument is that El-, Il-, Al- are (depending on the dialect) an old Semitic Word meaning DEITY/GOD. Hebrew, Arabic and Aramaic are ALL semitic languages that have this in their language. Hence, Arabic Sentences (as a subset of the Semitic Language) like BismiLah and AlhamduliLah makes complete sense as In the name of Lah and Praise be to Lah Of course, Language is fluid and Language morphs with time such that Al-Lah has now been contracted to a single noun Allah. Al-Lah simply mean God-Lah This is why it is difficult for you muslims to answer the Question: Who is Lah? honesttalk21:Yes, you can. Proof! Tell me which of the 99 names of Al-lah does not have the prefix Al-, As-, At-, Ar-, Az- or Ash- ? If there is none, what is the evidence that Allah is not just Al-Lah? Tell me, if you replace Al-, As-, At-, Ar-, Az- or Ash- in the names of Allah with God, does it invalidate the identity of the Creator? God-Rahman, God-Barr, God-Wakeel , God-Qudus , God-Salam, God-Samee, God-Raheem, God-Rahman, God-Razak , God-Shakoor, God-Shaheed, God-Dhaahir , God-Tawwab etc You probably don't know that the title names of God in Hebrew are similar (as it is a semitic language) El-Shaddai El-ohim El-Elyon El-oah El-Roi El-Olam This is why you muslim have mixed up the Title of God with the Name of God! Title of the Creator English = God , Arabic = Allah , Hebrew = Eloah, Aramaic =El- Name of the Creator English = No name , Arabic = Allah , Hebrew = Yahweh, Aramaic = El- honesttalk21:Following the rules of Arabic, can you give me some examples of words where one can truncate the name of Allahditta (اللهديتا) in words like Abdul-Lah or Bismi-Lah or Alhamduli-Lah Other real Arabic names you can use to test similar to the phonetics of Allah are: اللهم (Allaham) - Knowledgeable/Intelligent اللال (Allal) - Gentle/Kind اللّمة (Allamah) - Scholar/Learned person اللّم (Allam) - Knowledgeable/Wise اللوي (Allawi) - High/Exalted اللّف (Allif) - Compassionate/Affectionate اللّم (Allim) - Learned/Knowledgeable الليثر (Allisar) - Captivating/Charming اللّور (Allur) - Flower/Blossom 1. If you remove Al- from each of these names, do they still retain their meaning? This is because they are full names and not titles Check with the other names of Allah, removing AL- still retain the meaning because they are titles -Rahman, -Barr, -Wakeel , -Qudus , -Salam, -Samee, -Raheem, -Rahman, -Razak , -Shakoor, -Shaheed, -Dhaahir , -Tawwab In fact, we do give our children these meaningful names 2. Tell me how I can in Arabic language write for instance Thanks be to Allim or In the name of Allam or Servant of Allur With the little Rules of Arabic that you know, can we write Alhamduli-Lim or Alhamduli-Allim? (Thanks be to Allim) OR Bismi-Lam or Bismi-Allam? (In the name of Allam) OR Abdul-Lur or Abdul-Allur? (Servant of Allur) It just takes some Honest Answer. Servant of Allah should be Abdul-Allah IF and ONLY IF Allah is the Name and not Lah! Thank you! |
Nvestor02:Have you read this? Tell me it is not Muslims that started it because of their objective for Allah and his religion https://www.nairaland.com/7719165/how-used-religion-give-tinubu#123644673 |
MaxInDHouse:You didn't answer my question! I said: Give me just one instance Jesus forbade criticising other people's religion? Like Jesus was so gentle in preaching in the temple : He gently upturned their tables He gently removed the chairs of the money changers He gently asked those who were buying and selling out of the temple. Going with you, Jesus would have acted differently with the Gentiles. Acts 19:8: "And he went into the synagogue, and spoke boldly for the space of three months, disputing and persuading the things concerning the kingdom of God." Acts 19:9: "But when divers were hardened, and believed not, but spoke evil of that way before the multitude, he departed from them, and separated the disciples, disputing daily in the school of one Tyrannus." Of course I can see several of your lovey dovey engagements about the gospel you make in the name of Christ with the Muslims on Nairaland. "The Enemy of My Enemy is my Friend!" The statement seem very similar to "Birds of the same Feather.. " LOL! BTW: What is CRITICISM? Mr Maximus, Am I wrong for saying that Mohammed is a false prophet? Am I wrong for saying that the Qur'an is not the word of God? Am I wrong for saying that salvation is in no other apart from Christ Jesus? |
[quote author=Nvestor02 post=123644847][/quote]How do I know if your rhetoric is not Taqqiya! Is Taqqiya allowed by Allah for Muslims? |
Nvestor02:It is Muslims who started Jihad for their Allah involving subjugation of especially Christians. Are Muslims forbidden to apply Taqqiya in carrying out this Jihad? How can we trust anything you do or say? |
MaxInDHouse:I didn't say anything to make you respond! Guilty conscience!? Your teddy bear Jesus! LOL!? Of course, you don't know the True Jesus. Give me just one instance Jesus forbade criticising other people's religion? Have a nice day! "The Enemy of My Enemy is my Friend!" The statement seem very similar to "Birds of the same Feather.. " LOL! |
gaskiyamagana:I don't want you to say but to think and ask questions because It is IMPOSSIBLE that both Christianity and Islam lead to paradise. Why? Since both claim to be the Way, one must be an imposter and only a desire to know the truth and not emotional attachment will deliver you. Ask yourself this Question: If 90% of Everything said about Jesus and Mohammed is TRUE with respect to God, who's message and person should you follow? Is it normal if it is said that 1. God legalized prostitution for his followers 2. God doesn't know that the sun doesn't set in murky waters 3. God doesn't know that Taraib produces no reproductive fluid 4. God doesn't know that he's taking ancient fables and incorporating in his eternal words -alexander the great -the seven sleepers -solomon dying for almost a year standing and no one knowing, Solomon's ring, Solomon talking to birds and insects My friend, I do not hate you! I care about you and your eternal life. It would be gross WICKEDNESS for me to have experienced Christ and His Salvation BUT keep Quiet about your Deception. I truly pray for you that you will know that TRUTH so that the TRUTH sets you free. I invite you to the Messiah! Ask Questions even about Him and you'll find Him. Stop ignoring and sidelining the Messiah Don't Replace the Perfect with the imperfect It is NOT an Accident of God that the Messiah was sent |
MaxInDHouse:"The Enemy of My Enemy is my Friend!" LOL! The statement seem very similar to "Birds of the same Feather.." |
LegalWolf:No wonder you couldn't respond to simple questions which exposes the lies and deceptions of Islam. What was difficult translating simple Arabic words that betray that which you hide? 1. Who is LAH? What does Bismi lah mean? What does Alhamdu li Lah mean? 2. You couldn't justify why All (with no exception) the 99 names of your Lah is preceded by the prefix Al-, As-, At-, Ar-, Az-, Ash- Tell me how Al-Lah is misplaced as one of the names of your God? 3. Your Prophets father Abdullah is an idol worshipper, what is the meaning of his name and who is LAH? These are questions you can't answer without failing. And in helping you again: Is Arabic is El- and Al- different? “El” is sometimes used instead of “Al”. It has the same meaning and the Arabic writing is in fact the same. The difference in spelling in English is merely due to the fact that sometimes Arabic speakers pronounce certain sounds slightly differently from one another. El is predominantly the pronunciation of this word in Egypt and some other North African countries, while Al is usually used in the Levant and Gulf region. https://www.arabicgenie.com/2013/07/what-does-the-al-in-arabic-names-mean al- (Arabic: ٱلْـ, also romanized as el-, il-, and l- as pronounced in some varieties of Arabic), is the definite article in the Arabic language: a particle (ḥarf) whose function is to render the noun on which it is prefixed definite. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_definite_article What does Al- as a prefix mean in Arabic? And sneakily, you want to separate Al- from Il- in Arabic to ask the question where AL (not IL) means deity? How can you distant ancient Arabic culture and language from the Semitic? Unfortunately, even if in modern Arabic Al- is equivalent to the English word THE, you still got yourself roped in the same problem: Who is LAH? Is it UNTRUE that In Semitic languages, including Arabic, the term "El-" or "Al-" or "il" is often associated with the concept of deity? |
A001:Why is it that when people are boxed in a corner, they begin to exhibit the rottenness in their hearts. It's a pity that you can't define a Being as whatever is conscious! BUT Since I won't abuse you back, it's time to go. Till another time. Have a good night rest |
LegalWolf:Then answer my questions Check the 99 NAMES of Allah and tell me that they are not PREFIXED by the qualifiers Al- or As- or Ash- or At- following the Arabic rules but meaning the same thing Al-Rahman, Al-Barr, Al-Wakeel , Al-Qudus etc As-Salam, As-Samee, Ar-Raheem, Ar-Rahman, Ar-Razak etc Ash-Shakoor, Ash-Shaheed, etc Az-Dhaahir etc At-Tawwab etc Tell me how Al-Lah is misplaced as one of the names of your God? Is there any of the 99 NAMES of Allah not PREFIXED with the Qualifier Al-, At, As-;Ash-, Az- etc. 2. What does Bismilah mean? In the name of Lah! Who is LAH? 3. What does Alhamdu li Lah mean? Praise be to Lah! Who is LAH? 4. Is it true that Mohammeds father who is an Idol worshipper has his name as Abdul-Lah! Servant of Lah Who is LAH? Please respond to these questions! |
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is an Islamic honorary title for a profound scholar, a polymath, a man of vast reading and erudition, or a great learned one.[2]
