Muslims in Malasyia should not use the word Allah as it is a loan word from Syriac

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), May 31, 2012 at 06:34

It seems that those that follow the religion of the Arabs aka the religion of peace (sic) in Malaysia were having hissy fits because Christians in Malasyia use the word Allah as the name of their God aka Jesus

But here is the problem our dear Ben Othman's Arab master Sheikh al-Azhar tells us that the word Allah is really not an Arabic word but it is a loan word!

What a disaster

Oh my reference? now you can check this from Sheikh al-Azhar if you can read Arabic!

http://elazhar.com/qadaiaux/4.asp

And this is what he says about foreign yes foreign words in the Qur'an and the word Allah included! آدم أباريق إبراهيم أرائك استبرق إنجيل تابوت توراة جهنم حبر حور زكاة زنجبيل سبت سجيل سرادق سكينة سورة صراط طاغوت عدن فرعون فردوس ماعون مشكاة مقاليد ماروت هاروت الله.

What a disaster the word Allah as per Sheikh al-Azhar is not an Arabic word

It is not me who is saying that it is a man whose mother tongue is Arabic

So where did your so called prophet "borrow" the word Allah from? Let me help you it is from Syriac Alaha/Allaha or ܐܠܗܐ

What a disaster

So you know what our dear Ben Othman? It seems that it is the Christians in Malaysia that should be using the word Allah and Muslims should not use it after all it is not an Arabic word

Now you tell us why the delusions?

And while we are at it you tell us that monotheism is great so you provide us with hard and solid evidence that

1. There is only one God

2. And this God is Allah oh sorry it is a loan word from Syriac I mean Ilah al-Islam

I will be waiting for your answer with great anticipation

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