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1. voiceofeast.net › 2019/12/03 › god-allah-in-theGod – Allah – In the eloquent words of Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib

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   Dec 3, 2019 · This is how he described God: “Praise be to Allah. He is such that senses cannot perceive Him, place cannot contain Him, eyes cannot see Him and veils cannot cover Him. He proves His eternity by the coming into existence of His creation, and (also) by originating His creation (He proves) His existence, and by their (mutual) similarity He ...

2. www.alim.org › khalifa-ali › ali-s-concept-of-godIslamic History of Khalifa Ali ibn Abi Talib | Ali's concept ...

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   The Fourth Caliph Ali Biography. Ali's concept of God. Alim provides the exclusive site for the history, facts and biography of Hazrat Ali ibn Abi Talib.

3. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsThe Greatest Name of God: ʿAlī ibn Abī Ṭālib as a cosmic ...

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   66 This is why al-Bursī asserts that ʿAlī is, in fact, the preserving tablet (al-lawḥ al-ḥafīẓ), representing the earthly embodiment of the preserved tablet, which ‘contains lines that pertain to the hidden realm of God, akin to the preserving tablet on Earth, wherein the concealed world of God finds its repository’; Al-Bursī, Mashāriq al-anwār, p. 223.

4. ismailignosis.com › 2015/03/22 › ya-ali-theYa Ali Madad: The Rationale for Praying to God and Calling ...

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   Mar 22, 2015 · The entire question of whether it is justified to seek help from the Prophets and the Imams through phrases such as Ya ‘Ali Madad, Ya ‘Ali, Ya Muhammad, Ya Hazar Imam, etc. revolves around the question of intermediaries between God and human beings. The Arabic word for intermediary or means of access is wasilah which is mentioned in Qur ...

5. islam.stackexchange.com › questions › 326Why do some Muslims refer to God as 'Allah' in English?

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   33. The word "God" does not convey the meaning encompassed by the arabic word "Allah". The origin of the word "Allah" is "Al-Ilaah" [The only one worshipped in Truth]. "Al-Ilaah" and "Allah" are one and the same. In the word "Allah", the hamza was deleted for ease of pronunciation, so "Al-Ilaah" became "Allah".

6. medium.com › @codezone › hazrat-ali-the-lion-of-godHazrat Ali: The Lion of God and the Fourth Caliph

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   Sep 25, 2023 · Sep 25, 2023. --. Hazrat Ali ibn Abi Talib, also known as Imam Ali, holds a revered place in Islamic history and is a central figure in Islam. He was not only the cousin and son-in-law of the ...

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   Did Muhammad equate himself with Imam 'Ali ibn Abi Talib?

   • During his own lifetime, the Prophet Muhammad equated himself with Imam ‘Ali ibn Abi Talib in spiritual authority as per the following statements recorded in Sunni Muslim hadith books: Truly, ‘Ali is from me and I am from him (inna ʿAlī minnī wa anā minhu), and he is the walī (patron/spiritual master) of every believer after me.

   Ya Ali Madad: The Rationale for Praying to God and Calling upon the

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   Why is it called 'al-Ilah'?

   • Some say it was named as "Al-Ilah". Prophet Muhammad father name himself is "Abdullah" (ab-dul-lah) which basically means servant/slave/bondsman of God. So the use of name Allah was in existence even before Islam although in slightly different way. Abdullah means "Allah's servant" not "son of God". Arabic word for "son" is "ibn" not "Abd".

   Why do some Muslims refer to God as 'Allah' in English?

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   Do we use the word 'God' or 'Allah'?

   • We use "Allah". We use God only when we speak to a non-muslim, to use common terms. But, other than that, we do not use the word God, for example in our sermons etc (At least not as frequently as Allah). The word "God" in English is quite deficient. For example, you can pluralize it (gods), feminize it (goddess), and so on.

   Why do some Muslims refer to God as 'Allah' in English?

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   What does 'Allah' mean?

   • 'Allah' is Al (The) + Ilah (God) but it is formed in such a way that you can not drop 'The'. If you see what I mean, this special phrase that points to Him indicates oneness of God in itself. It is the same with the word 'God' in English. You do not say 'The God', because the name 'God' indicates 'the' and oneness in itself.

   Why do some Muslims refer to God as 'Allah' in English?

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   Does Allah have a plural?

   • But Allah does not have any plural. There is only one God and we must refer to him by his real name. For Muslims it is the most important thing to recognize God therefore they will not use any other name. The use of the word God can create a possibility where it can mean something other than the actual God himself.

   Why do some Muslims refer to God as 'Allah' in English?

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   What is the difference between God and Allah?

   • A word meaning "god" is distinct from a name of the God. Allah is both. Before Islam, Allah was one of many gods. For example, in the famous sentence لا إله إلا الله, La illaha ila Allah meaning "There is no god but Allah", "god" is spelled "Alif, lam, heh", while Allah is "alif, lam, lam, heh" - it's essentially the same word.

   Why do some Muslims refer to God as 'Allah' in English?

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8. www.al-islam.org › god-islamGod Of Islam | Nahjul Balagah Revisited: Introducing Imam ...

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   Nahjul Balagah Revisited: Introducing Imam ‘Ali Ibn Abu Talib . Mulla Asghar Memorial Series of Books; Dedication; Preface. Eloquence And Rhetoric; The Imam In His Own Words ‘Ali Ibn Abu Talib (‘A) - A Sort Of Autobiography; Short Sayings By Imam ‘Ali (‘A) Allah; God Of Islam; To Malik Al-Ashtar; A Minute, O Lord! A Sort Of Prayers ...