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# [[ubangiji|Ubangiji]] mahaliccin komai; <> The Lord, Creator of everyone and everything | # [[ubangiji|Ubangiji]] mahaliccin komai; <> The Lord, Creator of everyone and everything | ||
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Hausa
Noun
- Ubangiji mahaliccin komai; <> The Lord, Creator of everyone and everything
- neman tabbatar da gaskiyar magana
- Allah? Allah kuwa!
- rantsuwa <> an oath, swearing by God!
- sunan da bashi da takwara, kuma wanda ake kiransa suna na Thul-Jalala kasaita. Allah ya ambaci wannan suna a cikin AlƘur'ani sau ɗari da tamanin (980).
English
Noun
The word Allah (Arabic: الله) is the Arabic term for God.[2] It usually refers to the Islamic God, but in the Middle East, other religions sometimes use the same term for their God.[3]
In Islam, Allah is the main word for "God."[4] Muslims use 99 Names of God to describe God, but "Allah" is the most common of these and means all of them. When a Muslim says "Allah," all of the other names of God are thought of as part of it. Muslims also believe that this word tells about God's being a single entity and as being without wrong or defect and of God having no partner.