Allah definition

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Allah. , so that the overall means Bait Allah, the house of God (Setia Budi, 2003). But again Noeman argued that his design was never to serve a specific purpose, if there is such a presumption that was due to people interpretation.

Allah is an Arabic word that means "God". Muslims also believe that "Allah" is the personal name of God.

Examples of Allah in a sentence

• The Guru is a representative of the Pool of Consciousness and a conduit to Singularity/ Holy Spirit/ Parabrahma/Paramatma/ Allah/ Non-Entropy and the way to connect is through the grace of the Guru’s teaching and voice.

• First and foremost, I thank Allah for giving me the strength, patience and confidence to complete my doctoral studies.

• In case of Customer’s death due to natural or other causes or injury with permanent total disability (Allah forbid) during the term of Agreement, the Bank may, at its sole discretion, waive the due and outstanding installments as determined by the Bank.

• Setiap ikatan dilakukan oleh masing- masing anggota masyarakat untuk mempertahankan nilai-nilai kemanusiaan selaku makhluk Allah, yaitu dengan memelihara ikatan batin antara individu dalam bermasyarakat, di samping juga perjuangan individu untuk memenuhi kebutuhan hidupnya yang bersifat materil.

• By the Grace of Allah, there has been a worldwide increase in demand for financial services based on Islamic principles.

More Definitions of Allah

Allah means “the God” in Arabic. (Millions of Arab and some Indonesian Christians also use the word “Allah” to denote God). There are 99 ‘Beautiful Names’ describing aspects of God, such as “the All-Merciful” and “the All-Compassionate”. Allah has the same root as El (Jewish).

Allah translated from Arabic, means God. Id. at 1391. Muslims refer to Allah as the One True God, the God of the People of the Book (Christians, Muslims, Jews, and perhaps Hindus and Shiks). Id. at 105–08.

Allah is ilah, which means ‘a god’. There are countless numbers of made-up ‘gods’, but only One True God worthy of worship, Whose name is Allah. The word ‘Allah’ literally means ‘the worshipped’, or ‘the God’. Allah is, thus, the proper name for the only Being that is worthy of worship in truth, the True Creator of the universe. By saying ‘Allah’, Muslims are, in essence, negating every other entity which people wrongfully worship, while affirming worship to Him alone. The name ‘Allah’ is how God Almighty has referred to Himself in the Quran, and how Prophet Muhammad (blessings and peace be upon him) also referred to Him. Therefore, in this work, the term ‘Allah’ will often be used in reference to this One and Only God Who is worthy of worship.

Allah literally means ‘God’. TRUE or FALSE?

Allah means “the God” in Arabic. (Millions of Arab and some Indonesian Christians also use the word “Allah” to denote God).

Allah means the One and Only universal God of all humanity. “Allah” is not just a translation from Arabic of the English word “God”, but is also His personal name. It cannot be made masculine or feminine or pluralized. It is also wrong to think of Allah as the “Muslim God” alone.

Allah means the One true God who is the Creator of the Universe;