Allah is the word that is translated "God"? In translation of bible Allah word is present ?
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Yes, the word "Allah" is translated as "God" in English.  Arabic speakers who are Muslim and Christian use Allah to refer to God - specifically the God of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and the Tribes, Who is worshipped by Christians, Muslims and Jews alike.
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In one way, Bible is God's letter of introduction. He described His character through the Bible so that people may know Him. I don't think that He would allow His character to be misrepresented by wrong translations, cause it is His character we, people, can rely on (among other things). If God is omnipotent, I am sure He could and can find a way to prevent some catastrophic errors to appear in the Bible which would lead its readers into wrong assumptions and beliefs.
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This is weird; exactly the same verse I was checking in English for another question!\nHere we go ...\n25:63: In the Name of Allah: 'And the (faithful) slaves of the Most Gracious (Allah) are those who walk on the earth in humility and sedateness, and when the foolish address them (with bad words) they reply back with mild words of gentleness'.\n\nHope this is the one you mean. Please tell me if not :)
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Allah (God) revealed the Quran through Prophet Gabriel to Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him).  Therefore, the Quran is God's word but Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him) spread the Message.  Hope this helped.
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ALLAH the one and only god
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Allah is the proper name of the one and only true God. I have strong belief because it is evidence-based. Read the holy Quran.
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"Recite that, Allah is One.  Begotten None, Nor is Begotten.", Qur'aan.\n\nAllah (God) is beyond the human genders, by the Teachings of the Qur'aan, Allah is not begotten by anyone nor begotten anyone.
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If we compare the characteristics of Allah and Jehovah, we can find that they stand at north and south poles.\nAs somebody said here if we look into an Arabic Bible its says Allah instead of God because Allah is the Arabic word of God.\nIf we look in to a Hindi Bible we see its written Eshwar instead of God it never means the Hindu god and Christian god are same.\n\nThe Great Jehovah chosen the children of Issac and Jacob as his Holy Nation. He made an everlasting covenant with them. Though they rejected the Christ (as per prophecies) God will never forsake them. \nHe had sent messengers to say Christ will die for the sins of all mankind. Jesus Christ (WORD, the Word that was God Himself)\ndied on the Cross and risen from the dead on the 3rd day as per the Prophecies. God says he will never change his words.\n\nBut Allah says he has rejected children of Israel. He says Jesus never died. And says he canceled the scriptures. He says he cancel those which he said when he says some thing new and more better.\n\nThinking all the above, \nChristian God and Islamic God are not the same as the Muslims claim.
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with no doubt the Holy Bible is God words ... but how can we follow it if it has been changed many times over years! ... how can we trust a verse that is true and other is not ...\n\n\n\n" But on account of their breaking their covenant We cursed them and made their hearts hard; they altered the words from their places and they neglected a portion of what they were reminded of; and you shall always discover treachery in them excepting a few of them; so pardon them and turn away; surely Allah loves those who do good (to others). "\n\n\nThe Holy Qur'an\n005.013
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Buddha is a statue,Jesus was human,Allah is the Arabic translation to the word god.Allah is the Creator of every thing on this earth and out side it.Allah created us and created all prophets moses,Josef,Abraham,Jesus ,Mohamed,.....
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in Islam when you say Allah(which is the same meaning as god but in Arabic)you say SUB HAN ALLAH=which means almighty god.\nand when you say a prophets name you say PEACE BE UPON HIM.\nSome gratings that have god in them are\nALLAH MA AK=which means god is with you\nALHAMDUALLAH= which means thanks to Allah\nSALAMU ALLAKUM WA RAHMATU ALLAH WA BARAKATU= which means peace be upon you and gods mercy to you.\ni hope this helped you a little bit.
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Allah is the Arabic word for God....so...\nThe Wolof word for Allah (God) is YAALA.\n\nHowever if he was a Muslim he would use the word Allah when making pray
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"God" A term designed by humanity to describe a postulated preternatural being usually complete with special divine powers.\n\nYou asked Who is the God? And you mentioned a few names, Jesus, Allah, Buddha and Mahadeva. (one of the faces of Shiva) Well, let's look at them.\n\nJesus is the proposed son of man. God the father, (Yahweh or Allah) made flesh and sent to Earth to free man from sin. The source of the teachings of Jesus and what he believed is exclusively found within the documents known as the gospels. If you are a Christian, then Jesus is your god, as is his father (Yahweh) and the holly spirit. \n\nAllah, or 'god' is the proposed being that created the world. This is the same god of Hebrew torah and the Christian old testament. If you are a Muslim, then this is your god. Then again, technically, if you are a Christian or Jew, this is still your god sicne the same name can be found is all three faiths. \n\n"Mahadeva" or more accurately Shiva, is "the Pure One" or the "One who purifies everyone by the utterance of His name." And is one of the primary gods of the Hinduism and the head god of the Śaivism, a branch of Hinduism. If you subscribe to the Hindu faith, then Shiva is your god.\n\nBuddha, the enlightened one, was once stopped on the road and asked by a man, "Sir, are you a god." The mans asked the Buddha when he saw how peaceful he appeared.  "No." Said the Buddha.  "Are you a demigod then?" asked the man. "No." replied Buddha.  "Then are you great man?" asked the passerby. "No." replied the Buddha again. "Then what are you sir." The man final asked. "I am the one who is awake." Replied Buddha as we went on his way.  Buddha is not a god. He is not thought of as a god and he did not think of himself as a god. Buddha was a man that sought and found the truth and was awakened form the dream of life & death. He was a great teacher, but he was not a god, a profit or a savior, for according to Buddhism, no one can be saved by anyone except themselves. \n\nSo, who is god?  That's not something anyone can tell you. You need to look and find out for yourself. Who do I think god is? I don't. I think god is a man made myth used to scare people into doing what churches want them too.  This is why the history of god based religions is so bloody. Still, if the belief in a god helps a person feel better, then perhaps it is not a total waste. \n\nI hope this helps.
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They ask you - WHO IS ALLAH?\n\n\n\nSay: He is Allah, He is One; The Self-Sufficient,\nThe Eternal God; He begets not,\nnor was He begotten;\nThere is none equal to Him.\n\n[The Holy Qur'an, Surah 112:1-4] \n\n\n\nONENESS OF GOD\n\nALLAH is an Arabic word. It is name of the same One and Only, Supreme Being who is\ncalled God in English. He is the same God the Jews and Christians worship.\nGod says in the Holy Quran: “Whatever name you call Him by,\nall His names are beautiful.” [Surah 17:110] \n\n\nMuslims believe in one God, Allah. None has the right to be worshiped but Allah; there is no partner unto Him. He has power over everything. Islam is based on this concept which Allah has expressed in The Qur'an:\n\nHe is Allah, besides whom there is no other God, the All-Knower of the unseen and the seen. Allah is the Most Benficent, the Most Merciful. He is Allah, the King, the Holy, the One, Free from all defects, the Giver of security, the Guardian, the All-Mighty, the Compeller, the Supreme. Exalted be Allah from all that they associate as partner with Him. He is Allah, the Creator, the Originator of all things, the Bestower of forms. His are the most Gracious Names. All that is in the heavens and the earth glorify Him. And He is the All-Mighty and the Wise One. [The Holy Qur'an, Surah 59:22-24]\n\n\n\nBlessed be He in Whose hand is the sovereignty, and He has power over all things. Who has created life and death, that He may test you which of you is best in conduct; and He is the All-Mighty, the Oft-Forgiving. [Chapter 67:1-2]\n\n\nThere is no god but He. It is He Who gives life and causes death, your Lord and the Lord of your forefathers. No, but they (unbelievers) divert themselves with doubts. [Chapter 44:8-9]\n\n\nAllah; there is no god but Allah, the Ever Living, the Eternal One. Neither slumber nor sleep overtakes Him. To Him belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on the earth. He is the Most Exalted, the Most Great. [The Holy Qur'an, Surah 2:255]\n\n\nTo Him belongs all what is in the heavens and the earth. And those (angels) who are near Him do not disdain to worship Him, nor they ever weary of His service. They glorify Him night and day, tirelessly never intermit. Have they (people) chosen earthly gods who (they think) can restore the dead (to life)? If there had been either in the heavens or the earth other gods than Allah, both (heaven and earth) would have been ruined. So glorified be Allah, the Lord of the Throne, far above what they attribute to Him. He cannot be questioned as to what He does, but they shall be questioned. \n\nHave they chosen other gods besides Him? Say: “Bring forth your proof. This is the Message (the Quran) of those with me, and the Message (the previous Scriptures) of those before me.” But, most of them do not know the truth, and so they turn away. And We did not send any Messenger before you without inspiration to him: “There is no god but I; so worship Me (alone).” And yet they say, “The Compassionate God has begotten offspring.” Exalted is He! No, those (whom they so designate) are only His honoured servants. They do not speak before He speaks, and they only perform His commands. He knows what is before them and what is behind them, and they cannot intercede for none, except for those whom He approves, and they tremble in awe of Him. And if any of them declares: “I am a god beside Him,” We shall requite such a one with Hell. Thus do We requite the wrongdoers. [The Holy Qur'an, Surah 21:19-29]\n \n \n \n\n\n\nhttp://www.convertingtoislam.com/one.html
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God does not have a "meaning" in the sense that you are asking. Your question is asked in a way to say "what is the human perception of God." While God can be perceived in many different ways by people, He is still seperate and distinct from them. His "meaning" comes from who He is. He is Holy, Just, Righteous, Faithful, Vengeful, Loving, Kind, Merciful, True, etc. These facts are known through His inspired word, the Bible. Through people, God wrote the Bible in order to display who He is, to us.
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You make it sound as God is not in control.. Indeed he is very much in control regardless of all the atrocities being done. Mohammed is a prophet according to Moslems. Nothing more and nothing less. For them also is another prophet.  Although 'Allah' in the old times was an idol name, however, today's Moslems' refer to Allah even linguistically as 'God'.. so the Arabic translation for the word God in the Bible is also 'Allah'.   God allows the devil to commit such terrible things so that we may understand, learn and change our ways and be always ready for that moment of 'departure'.  Death is actually when people die in their sins.  Of course the continuous struggle between mankind and the devil will exist till the end of times.. The devil knows of course his ending and wants to attract as many followers and make many fall and die in their sins.  Tribulations are normal in the life of believers but he said " Be of good cheer, I've overcome the world" and he also defeated the "prince of this world", that is the devil.  \n\nPray that we are not lead in temptations...
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Jesus (God) came to this earth as a man and lived and was crucified, for our sins. ( a debt we couldn't pay) On the third day He rose again and is now in heaven where He is prepairing a place for all who believe (trust, follow, cling to, serve) in Him.  \n\nRespectfully submitted, Allah is not the God of the Bible. The Jesus of the Qur'ân is not the Jesus of the Bible. He was not a prophet, He is God.