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English - Turkish

Definition of allah. in English Turkish dictionary: Allah; (isim) Allah

Turkish - Turkish

Definition of allah. in Turkish Turkish dictionary: rab; Kâinatta var olan her şeyi yaratan, koruyucusu olan, tek, yüce ve üstün varlık, Yaradan, Tanrı, Rab, Mevlâ; tanrı; (Osmanlı Dönemi) İnsanı, dünyayı, kâinatı, görülen veya görülemiyen bütün varlıkların yaratıcısı. Allah ezelidir; yani varlığının başlangıcı yoktur, çünki yaratılmamıştır ve varlığı devamlıdır, sonsuzdur. Hiç bir şey yokken o yine vardı. Allah'ın ilmi, kudreti ve iradesi ve diğer sıfatları da sonsuzdur. O herşeyi ve hepimizi her an bilir ve görür. Allah'ı doğru olarak bilmek için ondört sıfatını doğru ve tam anlamıyla bilmek lâzımdır. Allah ismi bu sıfatları da kapsar. Allah'ın müslümanlarca zikredilen 99 ismi vardır. Bu i; Herhangi bir işte başarılı olmuş, en üst dereceye ulaşmış; hu; Herhangi bir işte başarılı olmuş, en üst dereceye ulaşmış kimse: "Amerika'da kaçakçılığın allahları vardır."- T. Buğra; Allah adı bazı isim tamlamalarında tamlanan kelimeyi güçlendirir; Kâinatta var olan her şeyi yaratan, koruyucusu olan, tek, yüce ve üstün varlık, Yaradan, Tanrı, Rab, Mevla: "Kaybolur kederim, kaybolur ahım / Gözümden yaş olur akar günahım / Bana daha yakın olur Allahım / Mavi gecelerin seher vaktinde."- F. Halıcı

English - English

Definition of allah. in English English dictionary: God Despite some common misconceptions, Allah is not a separate "Muslim god' but the supreme being worshiped (in different ways) by Jews and Christians; Supreme God in strictly monotheistic Islam (p 277); Muslim name for the one and only God; The Islamic name for God; The deity of Islam; Allah is the Arabic word for God For Muslims, the word signifies the one true God Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also often use the word Allah, with the exact meaning of God Muslims do not believe that Jesus is God; instead they respect him and follow his teachings in his capacity as one of God's many messengers to his people (like Abraham, Moses, Noah, etc ); The Muslim name for God used in the Holy Qur'an Allah [CE] is equivalent to the monotheistic God of the Hebrew scriptures and the pre-trinitarian God of Christianity; "God," in Arabic; Muslim name of God; This is an Arabic word which means "the One True God " Muslims in the West use Allah and God interchangeably; {i} God (Arabic); supreme Muslim deity (Islam); Arabic for God It derives from Ilah: God, but has the distinct notion that Allah is the true God, etymologically formed by the use of "Al," the Arabic definite article and "Ilah;" and then combined into "Allah "; Allah is the name of God in Islam. the Muslim name for God. (Arabic; "God") Standard Arabic word for God, used by Arab Christians as well as by Muslims. According to the Qurn, Allah is the creator and judge of humankind, omnipotent, compassionate, and merciful. The Muslim profession of faith affirms that there is no deity but God and emphasizes that he is inherently one: "nothing is like unto him." Everything that happens occurs by his commandment; submission to God is the basis of Islam. The Qurn and the Hadth contain the 99 "most beautiful names" of God, including the One and Only, the Living One, the Real Truth, the Hearer, the Seer, the Benefactor, and the Constant Forgiver. Abu Ali al Husayn ibn Abd Allah ibn Sina Hizb Allah Abd Allah ibn Muhammad al Tai'ishi Bukhari Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Ismail al Muhammad Ahmad ibn al Sayyid Abd Allah Shafii Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Idris al Wali Allah Shah Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Abd Allah al Lawati al tanji ibn BaTTuTah Party of God Assemblies of God god and goddess kingdom of God work of God Peace of God Truce of God Great Mother of the Gods; Arabic name for 'the God' (Al-Ilah in Arabic); Allah is the Arabic name (Eloh in Hebrew) for the only creator of all existents; Derives from the word 'Ilah' which means 'the One deserving of all worship' All of Allah's creations have been ordained to call him by this name; Arabic for GOD: if from earlier Semitic languages (e g Aramaic, alaha) perhaps the God (Arabic, al='the') Before the birth of *Muhammad, ALLah was known as a supreme, but not the sole, God Muhammad became aware, early in his life, of conflict between religions and of contest, therefore, between 'gods' From his experience in the cave of Mount Hira' Muhammad saw that if God is God, it is God that God must be: there cannot be division of God into separate or competing beings; The One Creator is known in Arabic and in Islam as Allah He is also known in other monotheistic religions as the Lord, God and Jehovah; The Arabic word for god; The Arabic name for God; The One True God, Creator of the Universe, and the only God to be worshipped Muslims believe that Allah is the same God worshipped by the Judeo-Christian prophets (Abraham, Moses, Jesus, etc ); The word in Arabic meaning "God" - see also The Concept of God in Islam; "Allah" is the Arabic word for "God"; it's not God's name; Mohammed's name for God; the Muslim name for God, understood as the one and only; i e , "There is no god but God (Allah) and Muhammed is his prophet "; God; the Greatest Name of God Literally 'The God' Allah designates the Source from which all things seen and unseen emanate and return The name encompasses all the Divine Names (also known as the Most Beautiful Names of God) such as al-Awwal (the First), al-Akhir (the Last), al-Zahir (the Manifest), al-Batin (the Hidden); The one, supreme, and only God, the creator of the world and the universe The term "Allah" is used by Muslims and many Arabic-speaking Christians alike to refer to the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob whom adherents of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism worship Many Muslims use the name "Allah" interchangeably with the name "God " We do recognize, however, that there are some differences in the personalities attributed to "Allah" in the Qur'an, and "God" in the Bible; Is the proper name of God; Arabic, Proper name of God; The name of the Supreme Being, in use among the Arabs and the Mohammedans generally