08 Apr 08
Hi , I am sorry to tell you that Allah does not exist because history tell us he was one of the 360 idols that was kept in the kaba in the begining of muhameds ministery at the time. Muhamads father at the time was named very close to that name.called abhed Allah. Do some deep research and you will find that out for your self
08 Apr 08
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesMuslims trace their religious lineage to Abraham. The Dome of the Rock is a Muslim shrine and is reputed to be the place where Abraham was ordered to murder Isaac.
Does he really exist?
Jews trace their lineage to Abraham also.
Since Christians are following a misguided belief that Jesus fulfilled Judaic prophesy and is the messiah, they also would be based in Abraham. The story of Abraham is in the Old Testament.
Isn't Christianity just a branch of Judaism.
They ALL worship the same god although each seem to be quite blind to this fact.
Three religions who claim the same god but each interprets their god differently.
08 Apr 08
Originally posted by Joshua555Allah, Jahve and god is the same god, seen from three angles, interpreted in three ways.
Hi , I am sorry to tell you that Allah does not exist because history tell us he was one of the 360 idols that was kept in the kaba in the begining of muhameds ministery at the time. Muhamads father at the time was named very close to that name.called abhed Allah. Do some deep research and you will find that out for your self
08 Apr 08
Originally posted by FabianFnasNot so. They are simply the same word in three different languages. Jewish Christians say Jaweh, Arabic Christians say Allah, and English Muslims say God, though they also say it in Arabic (Allah). I dont know of any Jewish Muslims but they presumable are comfortable with both Jaweh and Allah.
Allah, Jahve and god is the same god, seen from three angles, interpreted in three ways.
08 Apr 08
Originally posted by kirksey957Oh that's easy. You see, if Allah is God, and God doesn't exist, then Allah isn't God.
Wait, I'm confused now. If he is God, according to you, He exists. I know you'll help me figure this out.
But if God does exist His name wouldn't be Allah, because that name doesn't appear in the Bible.
08 Apr 08
Originally posted by twhiteheadJewish Muslims? Is there any such?
Not so. They are simply the same word in three different languages. Jewish Christians say Jaweh, Arabic Christians say Allah, and English Muslims say God, though they also say it in Arabic (Allah). I dont know of any Jewish Muslims but they presumable are comfortable with both Jaweh and Allah.
Christians, Jews and Muslims are called 'the Peoples of the book'. All have Abraham and Moses etc as their Patriarchs. Just three branches of the same religion.
08 Apr 08
Originally posted by josephwNor is the english name 'God' written in the original languages of the bible. Nor the french 'Dieu', the spanish 'Diò'. God is just a word, his name is not god.
Oh that's easy. You see, if Allah is God, and God doesn't exist, then Allah isn't God.
But if God does exist His name wouldn't be Allah, because that name doesn't appear in the Bible.
09 Apr 08
Originally posted by josephwNobody is claiming his name is Allah. Allah is not a name, it is the word 'God' in Arabic. It does appear in Arabic translations of the Bible.
But if God does exist His name wouldn't be Allah, because that name doesn't appear in the Bible.
You seem to be under the delusion that the Bible is a book written in English.
09 Apr 08
Originally posted by twhiteheadI dont know where you get your info from. Lets get one thing strait right. Jews and jewish cristians don't say Any thing of the sort. Because it says in the bible you shouldn't use the Nome of the lord in vane...
Not so. They are simply the same word in three different languages. Jewish Christians say Jaweh, Arabic Christians say Allah, and English Muslims say God, though they also say it in Arabic (Allah). I dont know of any Jewish Muslims but they presumable are comfortable with both Jaweh and Allah.
And as far as I know their isnt a thing called Jewish Muslim, because these to religions are much to close to each other.