Allah The Original name of God
◕ Allah is the name of the one true God in the Arabic language. Allah is the god of both Christians and Jews, as well as Muslims, Christians and Jews who speak Arabic use the name "Allah" to refer to God.
● English Bible
"James, a servant of ⇛God and of the Lord Jesus Christ"
[James 1:1]
○ Arabic Bible
"Ya'qub abdu ⇛Allah wal rabu yasu' al massih"
[James 1:1]
[http://www.sacred-texts.com/bib/wb/arb/jam.htm]
◕ Allah or 'Alah' [Alef - Lamed - He] is the very same name used by Jesus Christ in the language he spoke (Aramaic).
(and that would be sufficient proof against those who claim that Allah is moon god.)
● English Bible
"He said to them: What things? They say to him: In regard to Jesus of Nazareth, a man who was a prophet, and mighty in discourse and in action, before ⇛God, and before all the people" [Luke 24:19]
○ Aramaic Bible
"āmar ləhūn mānā āmrīn leh al yešū haw dəmen nāṣraṯ gaḇrā dahwā nəḇīā wəḥayləṯān wā bəmelṯā wəḇaḇāḏē qəḏām
⇛ălāhā waqḏām kūleh ammā." [Luke 24:19]
[http://dukhrana.com/peshitta/index.php]
◕ The name for God in the language of Moses (Hebrew) is (Eloh or Eloah) written with the very same letters [Elef - Lamed - He] and pronounced almost the same as (Allah).
The suffix "-im" of the word "Eloh-im" is a plural of respect in Hebrew.
● English Bible
"In the beginning God created the Heaven and the Earth"
[Genesis 1:1]
○ Hebrew Bible
"bərêšîṯ bārā ⇛’ĕlōh-îm; ’êṯ haš šāmayim wə’êṯ hā’āreṣ"
[Genesis 1:1]
[http://transliterated.interlinearbible.org/genesis/1.htm]
■ Allah in the Arabic language is the greatest and most inclusive of the Names of God. It is a word of rich meaning, denoting the one and only God and ascribing no partners to Him.
■ Allah is the special name of God and is the most precious name because it is not a descriptive name like the other Ninety-nine names of Allah, but the name of God's own presence.
■ It is impossible to alter the word in Arabic unlike in English; such as creating a plural form (gods), or changing genders to (goddess).
■ Although commonly referred to as a "He", the word "Allah" in Arabic is absolutely unique as it is genderless. The use of "He" is only employed because, just like in English, it would be disrespectful to refer the Almighty Creator as an "It."
■ The word Allah is absolutely unique in the Arabic language and is not just thought of as a name for God, but as the personal name of the One true God. Nothing else can be called Allah.
Say, [O believers], "We have believed in Allah and what has been revealed to us and what has been revealed to Abraham and Ishmael and Isaac and Jacob and the Descendants and what was given to Moses and Jesus and what was given to the prophets from their Lord. We make no distinction between any of them, and we are Muslims [in submission] to Him. [Qur'an 2:136]
— مع Milton Stats وRamon Gandia Salatambus.◕ Allah is the name of the one true God in the Arabic language. Allah is the god of both Christians and Jews, as well as Muslims, Christians and Jews who speak Arabic use the name "Allah" to refer to God.
● English Bible
"James, a servant of ⇛God and of the Lord Jesus Christ"
[James 1:1]
○ Arabic Bible
"Ya'qub abdu ⇛Allah wal rabu yasu' al massih"
[James 1:1]
[http://www.sacred-texts.com/bib/wb/arb/jam.htm]
◕ Allah or 'Alah' [Alef - Lamed - He] is the very same name used by Jesus Christ in the language he spoke (Aramaic).
(and that would be sufficient proof against those who claim that Allah is moon god.)
● English Bible
"He said to them: What things? They say to him: In regard to Jesus of Nazareth, a man who was a prophet, and mighty in discourse and in action, before ⇛God, and before all the people" [Luke 24:19]
○ Aramaic Bible
"āmar ləhūn mānā āmrīn leh al yešū haw dəmen nāṣraṯ gaḇrā dahwā nəḇīā wəḥayləṯān wā bəmelṯā wəḇaḇāḏē qəḏām
⇛ălāhā waqḏām kūleh ammā." [Luke 24:19]
[http://dukhrana.com/peshitta/index.php]
◕ The name for God in the language of Moses (Hebrew) is (Eloh or Eloah) written with the very same letters [Elef - Lamed - He] and pronounced almost the same as (Allah).
The suffix "-im" of the word "Eloh-im" is a plural of respect in Hebrew.
● English Bible
"In the beginning God created the Heaven and the Earth"
[Genesis 1:1]
○ Hebrew Bible
"bərêšîṯ bārā ⇛’ĕlōh-îm; ’êṯ haš šāmayim wə’êṯ hā’āreṣ"
[Genesis 1:1]
[http://transliterated.interlinearbible.org/genesis/1.htm]
■ Allah in the Arabic language is the greatest and most inclusive of the Names of God. It is a word of rich meaning, denoting the one and only God and ascribing no partners to Him.
■ Allah is the special name of God and is the most precious name because it is not a descriptive name like the other Ninety-nine names of Allah, but the name of God's own presence.
■ It is impossible to alter the word in Arabic unlike in English; such as creating a plural form (gods), or changing genders to (goddess).
■ Although commonly referred to as a "He", the word "Allah" in Arabic is absolutely unique as it is genderless. The use of "He" is only employed because, just like in English, it would be disrespectful to refer the Almighty Creator as an "It."
■ The word Allah is absolutely unique in the Arabic language and is not just thought of as a name for God, but as the personal name of the One true God. Nothing else can be called Allah.
Say, [O believers], "We have believed in Allah and what has been revealed to us and what has been revealed to Abraham and Ishmael and Isaac and Jacob and the Descendants and what was given to Moses and Jesus and what was given to the prophets from their Lord. We make no distinction between any of them, and we are Muslims [in submission] to Him. [Qur'an 2:136]
![صورة: Allah The Original name of God
◕ Allah is the name of the one true God in the Arabic language. Allah is the god of both Christians and Jews, as well as Muslims, Christians and Jews who speak Arabic use the name "Allah" to refer to God.
● English Bible
"James, a servant of ⇛God and of the Lord Jesus Christ"
[James 1:1]
○ Arabic Bible
"Ya'qub abdu ⇛Allah wal rabu yasu' al massih"
[James 1:1]
[http://www.sacred-texts.com/bib/wb/arb/jam.htm]
◕ Allah or 'Alah' [Alef - Lamed - He] is the very same name used by Jesus Christ in the language he spoke (Aramaic).
(and that would be sufficient proof against those who claim that Allah is moon god.)
● English Bible
"He said to them: What things? They say to him: In regard to Jesus of Nazareth, a man who was a prophet, and mighty in discourse and in action, before ⇛God, and before all the people" [Luke 24:19]
○ Aramaic Bible
"āmar ləhūn mānā āmrīn leh al yešū haw dəmen nāṣraṯ gaḇrā dahwā nəḇīā wəḥayləṯān wā bəmelṯā wəḇaḇāḏē qəḏām
⇛ălāhā waqḏām kūleh ammā." [Luke 24:19]
[http://dukhrana.com/peshitta/index.php]
◕ The name for God in the language of Moses (Hebrew) is (Eloh or Eloah) written with the very same letters [Elef - Lamed - He] and pronounced almost the same as (Allah).
The suffix "-im" of the word "Eloh-im" is a plural of respect in Hebrew.
● English Bible
"In the beginning God created the Heaven and the Earth"
[Genesis 1:1]
○ Hebrew Bible
"bərêšîṯ bārā ⇛’ĕlōh-îm; ’êṯ haš šāmayim wə’êṯ hā’āreṣ"
[Genesis 1:1]
[http://transliterated.interlinearbible.org/genesis/1.htm]
■ Allah in the Arabic language is the greatest and most inclusive of the Names of God. It is a word of rich meaning, denoting the one and only God and ascribing no partners to Him.
■ Allah is the special name of God and is the most precious name because it is not a descriptive name like the other Ninety-nine names of Allah, but the name of God's own presence.
■ It is impossible to alter the word in Arabic unlike in English; such as creating a plural form (gods), or changing genders to (goddess).
■ Although commonly referred to as a "He", the word "Allah" in Arabic is absolutely unique as it is genderless. The use of "He" is only employed because, just like in English, it would be disrespectful to refer the Almighty Creator as an "It."
■ The word Allah is absolutely unique in the Arabic language and is not just thought of as a name for God, but as the personal name of the One true God. Nothing else can be called Allah.
Say, [O believers], "We have believed in Allah and what has been revealed to us and what has been revealed to Abraham and Ishmael and Isaac and Jacob and the Descendants and what was given to Moses and Jesus and what was given to the prophets from their Lord. We make no distinction between any of them, and we are Muslims [in submission] to Him. [Qur'an 2:136]](https://scontent-b-lhr.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/p480x480/1379337_731814296833239_1031570973_n.jpg)
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