Beliefs. by MACRANE 2010/01/25 17:57
Do u beliefs nd trust in God.if u do write d person who u pray through,is it jesus christ or mohammed or another.post ur comments.
Do u beliefs nd trust in God.if u do write d person who u pray through,is it jesus christ or mohammed or another.post ur comments.
Yemyem 2011/10/26 11:47
Dont say there is no other God but Allah again there are many gods and a supreme God thats is greater than d rest
Quote: Laketempest: There is no god but Allah and Mohammed is his messenger, Christ is one of the prophet of Allah. I pray to Allah. My religion being islam
Dont say there is no other God but Allah again there are many gods and a supreme God thats is greater than d rest
Yemyem 2011/10/26 11:50
We can only assess this God through D Son Jesus Christ bcos he is d only way we can get to d father(GOD).
We can only assess this God through D Son Jesus Christ bcos he is d only way we can get to d father(GOD).
Smarty 2017/01/29 11:27
You love and trust in christ our saviour. What do you like about it so much?
You love and trust in christ our saviour. What do you like about it so much?
Musafir 2017/02/14 08:12
Allah is the only God and Muhammed s.a.w is his final messenger... Jesus the Isa was also Messenger og Allah who came to call people's towards Allah.
Allah is the only God and Muhammed s.a.w is his final messenger... Jesus the Isa was also Messenger og Allah who came to call people's towards Allah.
saahir 2017/02/19 19:14
ALLAH is an ARABIC word
"AL" is as in English language we use "The" to specify a common word or a common noun..
For an example when we speak about a particular person, we add a word "The".
The person means we are discussing about a person, previously we mentioned.
In arabic language, "ILAHA" means GOD. When AL is attached before it, it becomes AL ILAHA.
But as per grammatical rules, it is written ALLAH. In English language it will be translated, The God.
Quote: Musafir: sorry Bro but THERE IS NO GOD BUT ALLAH
ALLAH is an ARABIC word
"AL" is as in English language we use "The" to specify a common word or a common noun..
For an example when we speak about a particular person, we add a word "The".
The person means we are discussing about a person, previously we mentioned.
In arabic language, "ILAHA" means GOD. When AL is attached before it, it becomes AL ILAHA.
But as per grammatical rules, it is written ALLAH. In English language it will be translated, The God.
jaQui 2017/04/22 17:25
Yeah almighty God is God but there are many gods of different relegions and diff names.
Yeah almighty God is God but there are many gods of different relegions and diff names.
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#78 Faith/Beliefs
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