is the islamic god the god of the old testiment ? the god of the new testiment ?
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I believe its the same God as the Christian bible old testament. Same God for judaism as well.
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he is a man Muslims belive he is prophet from God
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I don't believe in Mohammed anymore... and I think Mohammed just misunderstood the facts about Jesus, this is clear in quran. cuz it said in that book that Jesus is the soul of God and the word of God... then it says in another that Jesus is not son of God and God doesn't make son!!! and say those who believe in three are infidels!!! this contradict the New Testemony. Mohammed misunderstood that 3 does not means three Gods... and Son does not mean like life son.. it is like the result, the outcome of the God.. I mean like I made something, this thing would be called my son.  Light is the son of the Sun!!  Mohammed clearly contradict himself.  he called Jesus the Mesiah  but he doesn't know who's Mesiah!!!  I left Islam.. Jesus Message is clear, it is holy and great. thanks God Jesus for your help.
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There is no God but Allah and Mohamad is the Messenger of God.\n\nIt is unfortunate, irresponsible postings such of the asker continues to propagate falsehood and have very little or no respect for others.\n\nY!A needs a serious review of these member's question.\n\nThank you.
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ALLAH the one and only god
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Maryam : 19 : 88-92\n\nThey have said that the Beneficent God has given birth to a son (19:88). This is certainly a monstrous lie! (19:89). \n\nThis would almost cause the heavens to rent apart, the earth to cleave asunder and the mountains to crumble down in fragments, (19:90) to ascribe a son to the Beneficent God (19:91). \n\nThe Beneficent God is too Exalted to have a son (19:92).\n\nAz Zukhruf : 43 : 81\n\n(Muhammad), say, "Had the Beneficent God really had a son, I would certainly have been the first one to worship him (43:81).
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The god of the Old Testament is different from the god of the New Testament because they are the gods of different religions.
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here is the problem with the translation. that's why i say the Bible of today cannot be accurate to the word of God. \n\ngood job making a big list of nothing so to make hard for anyone to correct it. as i will not spend a minute trying to explain things to you\n\nand to answer your question. it feels wonderful being muslim. and it feels peace. \n\ni understand everyone think his religion is the true one, but with this one (islam) it's exception. i don't think i actually Know it's a religion from the God who created the word. \naccept it or not, it's up to you. and once death comes to you then you will know.
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"And He Shall Be Called""\n\nOK Same Thing Isn't It? Here you go....\n\n1. Allah The God \n2. ar-Rahman The All Beneficent \n3. ar-Rahīm The Most Merciful \n4. al-Malik The King, The Sovereign \n5. al-Quddūs The Most Holy \n6. as-Salām Peace and Blessing \n7. al-Mu'min The Guarantor \n8. al-Muhaymin The Guardian, the Preserver \n9. al-'Azīz The Almighty, the Self Sufficient \n10. al-Jabbār The Powerful, the Irresistible \n11. al-Mutakabbir The Tremendous \n12. al-Khāliq The Creator \n13. al-Barī' The Maker \n14. al-Musawwir The Fashioner of Forms \n15. al-Ghaffār The Ever Forgiving \n16. al-Qahhār The All Compelling Subduer \n17. al-Wahhāb The Bestower \n18. al-Razzāq The Ever Providing \n19. al-Fattāh The Opener, the Victory Giver \n20. al-Alīm The All Knowing, the Omniscient \n21. al-Qābid The Restrainer, the Straightener \n22. al-Bāsit The Expander, the Munificent \n23. al-Khāfid The Abaser \n24. ar-Rāfic The Exalter \n25. al-Mucizz The Giver of Honor \n26. al-Mudhill The Giver of Dishonor \n27. as-Samīc The All Hearing \n28. al-Basīr The All Seeing \n29. al-Hakam The Judge, the Arbitrator \n30. al-cadl The Utterly Just \n31. al-Latīf The Subtly Kind \n32. al-Khabīr The All Aware \n33. al-Halīm The Forbearing, the Indulgent \n34. al-cazīm The Magnificent, the Infinite \n35. al-Ghafūr The All Forgiving \n36. ash-Shakūr The Grateful \n37. al-calī The Sublimely Exalted \n38. al-Kabīr The Greatest \n39. al-Hafīz The Preserver \n40. al-Muqīt The  \n41. al-Hasīb The Reckoner \n42. al-Jalīl The Majestic \n43. al-Karīm The Bountiful, the Generous \n44. ar-Raqīb The Watchful \n45. al-Mujīb The Responsive, the Answerer \n46. al-Wāsic The Vast, the All Encompassing \n47. al-Hakīm The Wise \n48. al-Wadūd The Loving, the Kind One \n49. al-Majīd The All Glorious \n50. al-Bācith The Raiser of the Dead \n51. ash-Shahīd The Witness \n52. al-Haqq The Truth, the Real \n53. al-Wakil The Trustee, the Dependable \n54. al-Qawiyy The Strong \n55. al-Matīn The Firm, the Steadfast \n56. al-Walī The Protecting Friend, Patron, and Helper \n57. al-Hamīd The All Praiseworthy \n58. al-Muhsī The Accounter, the Numberer of All \n59. al-Mubdi' The Producer, Originator, and Initiator of all \n60. al-Mu'id The Reinstater Who Brings Back All \n61. al-Muhyi The Giver of Life \n62. al-Mumīt The Bringer of Death, the Destroyer \n63. al-Hayy The Ever Living \n64. al-Qayyūm The Self Subsisting Sustainer of All \n65. al-Wājid The Perceiver, the Finder, the Unfailing \n66. al-Mājid The Illustrious, the Magnificent \n67. al-Wāhid The One, the All Inclusive, the Indivisible \n68. as-Samad The Self Sufficient, the Impregnable, the Eternally Besought of All, the Everlasting \n69. al-Qādir The All Able \n70. al-Muqtadir The All Determiner, the Dominant \n71. al-Muqaddim The Expediter, He who brings forward \n72. al-Mu'akhkhir The Delayer, He who puts far away \n73. al-Awwal The First \n74. al-Akhir The Last \n75. az-Zāhir The Manifest; the All  \n76. al-Bātin The Hidden; the All Encompassing \n77. al-Wālī The Patron \n78. al-Mutcālī The Self Exalted \n79. al-Barr The Most Kind and Righteous \n80. at-Tawwāb The Ever Returning, Ever Relenting \n81. al-Muntaqim The Avenger \n82. al-cafuw The Pardoner, the Effacer of Sins \n83. ar-Ra'ūf The Compassionate, the All Pitying \n84. Mālik al-Mulk The Owner of All Sovereignty \n85. Dhu l-Jalāl wa l-Ikrām The Lord of Majesty and Generosity \n86. al-Muqsit The Equitable, the Requiter \n87. al-Jāmic The Gatherer, the Unifier \n88. al-Ghanī The All Rich, the Independent \n89. al-Mughnī The Enricher, the Emancipator \n90. al-Mānic The Withholder, the Shielder, the Defender \n91. ad-Dārr The Distressor, the Harmer \n92. an-Nāfic The Propitious, the Benefactor \n93. an-Nūr The Light \n94. al-Hādī' The Guide \n95. al-Badīc Incomparable, the Originator \n96. al-Bāqīc The Ever Enduring and Immutable \n97. al-Wārith The
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We are instructed by the Noble Qura'an to answer back with the word "Peace" when addressed by ignorants, so again: Peace.\n\n#################################\nMuhammed A – Z\nMay Allah Exalt his Mention\nBy Yusuf Estes, Former Christian Preacher\n\nMuhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Abdul Muttalib\nBorn 570 C.E. (Christian Era); died 633 C.E.\n\nThe following is based on books, manuscripts, texts and actual eyewitness accounts, too numerous to mention herein, preserved in original form throughout the centuries by both Muslims and non-Muslims.\n\nMany people today are discussing Prophet Muhammad, may Allah exalt his mention. Who was he exactly? What did he teach? Why was he loved so much by some and hated so much by others? Did he live up to his claims? Was he a holy man? Was he a prophet of God? What is the truth about this man?You be the judge.\nHere are the facts as narrated by thousands of people, many of whom knew him personally.\n*He was born to a noble tribe to the lineage of the leaders of Makkah.\n*His name comes from the Arabic root "hamd" and literally means "praised one." People at his time and until this very moment, praise him many times per day, may Allah exalt his mention.\n*He never fell into the common practice of his tribesmen to worship statues, idols or man-made "gods."\n*He believed that God was truly One God, and as such, He was to be worshipped alone, without any other "gods" beside Him.\n*He held the Name of God in the highest of reverence and never took God's Name in vain or for any vain glorious purpose.\n*He despised false worship and all of the complexities and degradation to which it leads.\n*He adhered to the Commandments of Almighty God, just as prophets of old had done in the past.\n*He never committed adultery, and he forbade others from doing it.\n*He forbade usury and interest on money lending, as Jesus, may Allah exalt his mention, had done centuries before him.\n*He never gambled and did not allow it.\n*He never drank alcohol or strong drink; even though it was a very normal thing for people of his time and place.\n*He did not engage in gossip and used to turn away from hearing anything related to it.\n*He fasted for days at a time to be closer to Almighty God and away from the narrowness of worldly attractions.\n*He taught that Jesus, may Allah exalt his mention, was the immaculate conception and miracle birth of Mary, and that she was among the best creation of Almighty God.\n*He insisted even to the Jews of Medina, that Jesus, may Allah exalt his mention, was the Messiah, the Christ, the one predicted to come in their Torah (Old Testament).\n*He said Jesus, may Allah exalt his mention, did many miracles by the permission of Almighty God, curing the lepers, restoring sight to the blind and even bringing a dead man back to life.\n*He stated clearly that Jesus, may Allah exalt his mention, was not dead, rather Almighty God had raised him up.\n*He foretold that Jesus, may Allah exalt his mention, is going to return again in the Last Days to lead the true believers in a victory over the evil and unrighteous people, and he will destroy the Anti-Christ.\n*He commanded the payment of charity to the poor and he was the defender and protector of widows, orphans and the wayfarers.\n*He ordered people to unite with their families and honor the ties of kinship and he restored relationships between family members.\n*He required his followers to engage only in lawful marriage relationships with women, and forbade sex outside of Almighty God's Ordinance.\n*He insisted on giving women their proper rights, dowries, inheritance and property.\n*His patience and humble attitude were exemplary and all who knew him had to admit to these virtues.\nA. He never lied, never broke a trust never bore false witness, and he was famous with all the tribes in Makkah and was known as: "The Truthful" (Al-Ameen).\nB. He never once engaged in sex outside of m
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The problem with Muslims is that you hold to the word of one prophet and ignore the rest. Great prophets in the Old Testament prophesied many times of the coming King and how He would suffer to heal His people. I judge a prophet by his message. That message has to be consistent with all the previous messages from God. Mohammad's message is out of sync. It doesn't teach that blood must be shed to gain forgiveness of sin as both the Old and the New Testaments do. You deny Christ's position. Out of His own mouth He claimed to be the I AM God that spoke to Moses from the burning bush. Adam and Eve Died the day they sinned. They lost the presence of God in their lives and physical death followed. Now God is restored in the Lives of the Christian Gos walk with us in our daily walk before Him. We are alive Spiritually again. We still carry with us the body of sin that is subject to physical death. When it is gone our spirits go to the Father who created them and so we are ever with the Lord. I don't know as you can understand the two deaths physical and spiritual because I don't know your teaching that well. All I need to know about Islam is that you deny that Jesus is God. That tells me that your religion is closer to a cult than it is to God...   Jim
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No, Adam and Eve are Old Testemnet, Jesus is in the New Testement.
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allah...the muslim god was named after him.
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Welcome  !!!\n\nThe Holy Quran : Chapter: 6 (Al-An`am), Verse:126\n \n[6:126] So, whomsoever God intends to guide, He expands his bosom for the acceptance of Islam; and whomsoever He intends that he should go astray, He makes his bosom narrow and close, as though he was mounting up into the skies. Thus does God inflict punishment on those who do not believe. \n\nThe Holy Quran : Chapter: 3 (Al-`Imran), Verse:20\n \n[3:20] Surely, the true religion with God  is Islam. And those who were given the Book did not disagree but, after knowledge had come to them, out of mutual envy. And whoso denies the Signs of God , then surely, God  is quick at reckoning. \n\nThe Holy Quran : Chapter: 39 (Al-Zumar), Verse:23\n \n[39:23] Is he then whose bosom God  has opened for the acceptance of Islam, so that he possesses a light from his Lord, like him who is grouping in the darkness of disbelief? Woe, then, to those whose hearts are hardened against the remembrance of God ! They are in manifest error. \n\nPeace
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well think about it...if allah was god...why would he wait so long to be known...when God was known from the very begining....that allah thing was born a long time after...sounds like a new religion if you ask me....when no one wanted to give face to the Jews...they made their own religions...
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IN THE NAME OF ALLAH\nBecause\nIslam is the way of life for those who believe in God and want to live a life in worship and obedience to none but God. The reward is forgiveness from God and an everlasting life in the Heaven.\n\nBelief in one God, Allah in Arabic, constitutes the very foundation of Islam. There is no deity except Allah. He is indivisible and absolutely transcendent. God is the Almighty, the Creator and the Sustainer of the universe, Who is similar to nothing and nothing is comparable to Him. Worship and obedience belongs to Allah and Allah alone. Joining other gods with God is an unforgivable sin. Any one who joins other gods with God has strayed far, far away from the Truth.\n\nProphet Muhammad  was born in Makkah, a city in the present-day Saudi Arabia in 570 C.E.  He is a direct descendant of Prophet Ishmael, the first son of Prophet Abraham. Peace and blessings of God be on all His prophets. Muhammad received divine revelations (The Holy Quran) over a period of 23 years in the seventh century of the Christian Era. Muslims believe that he is the last Messenger sent by God for the guidance of mankind until the Day of Judgment. He is the model for humanity of all walks of life to follow until the Last Hour. God sent him as a mercy for the worlds.\n\nThe primary sources of knowledge are the Holy Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad. Anyone wanting to live a life in worship and obedience to God should follow these teachings. \n\n The Holy Quran (also written as Koran) is the Divine Book revealed to Muhammad (peace be on him). The Holy Quran confirms what was revealed to earlier messengers of God and serves as the Criterion of right and wrong. The Quran is the only divine Book extant in its original text and is therefore the only source of Guidance from God for all mankind.\n\nThe Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad  refers to his sayings and actions, his approvals and disapprovals. The Sunnah is collected in books separate from the Holy Quran and are known as Hadith books. While the Holy Quran is 100% word of God revealed to the Prophet, not every Hadith is authentic. Early Muslim scholars have classified hadith into various categories ranging from different levels of authenticity to false hadith.
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No. No matter what she/he is called, the God I call out to is the same. I believe that\nYHWH=God=Jesus=Allah=Bramah=World Soul=Great Mother=Gaia