Allah = God = Alla = Dios = Deus = Dieu = Gud = Gott....
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Salaam,
There is no other divinity than God. God is not stiff and sterile and would perhaps write as such if it was an English revelation.
God bless you
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Greetings and Peace, all group
Did all Prophets speak the same language? !
144 And We have not sent any messenger except in the language of his people, so he may clarify for them. But GOD misguides whom He wills, and He guides whom He wills. And He is the Noble, the Wise.
ALLAH knows best.
peace
~Abdul-Hadi
Agreed
C'mon guys this is not that complicated
Peace All,
God is not letters, no matter how you construct them, putting any five, four, three or ten letters of any language,
in any sequence is not the creator, like I (hawk99) am not letters. Letters are symbols used to identify, communicate,
objects, concepts, ideas etc., therefore one way to look at it is that the supreme being is a concept of omnipotence
and other attributes attributed to God, Allah ,Alla, Dios, Deus, Dieu, Gud, Gott, or Creator!God bless
peace
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Salaam,
Different people in the Middle-East had different definite names for God too such as Yahweh for Jews/Christians and Ahura Mazda for Zoroastrians, and they spoke different languages. Would you say they served different gods when they were monotheists and practically in many cases had scriptures sharing contents?
What is then wrong in calling the divinity in English speaking countries for God?
However those in Jehova's Witnesses call God just Jehova after the Yahweh from the scripture.
The sectarian Christians renamed YAWH from Bible into 'the Lord' in the English translations probably originally to differentiate themselves from the Jews. "J.W"have done well investigating this.
And then we also know the grammatical facts about Al-Lah, so it is not rocket science that it literally means 'the god' equivalent to the God with capital letter in English due to the fact 'the' in English is not correct grammar for a proper noun. Grammatical limitations make it seem a bit weird with the phrase "there is no other god than God" as a capital letter is not giving a different pronunciation, but simply changing the phrase into "there is no other divinity than God" easily solves this grammatical barrier. Or Pazuzu's version "There is not other god than the god". )
God bless you