Is Allah God?

Submitted by Paul Rinderle (United States), Jun 28, 2005 at 15:17

Daniel

It is TOTALLY ILLOGICAL to say the god of Islam and God of the Jews and Christians are one and the same.

Islamic scripture KORAN and Hadith is rife with Allah's disdain and hate of the the Jews and Christians.

It is IMPOSSIBLE for God to hate the people (Jews and Christians) he created.

Therefore Allah of Islam and God are not the same.

The claim of Islam to Abraham is bizarre.

The story goes that Abe's mom gave birth to him in a cave, and immediately left him there for one year, COMPLETELY UNATTENDED. When they re-entered the cave one year late Abe was doing just fine as the story goes he received his sustenance by sucking on his thumb.

The story continues that Abe began to IMMEDIATELY SPEAK after being taken from the cave and he marvelled when he first saw the Sun, Moon and Stars saying they were each God but as they disappeared from view he was taken aback because they were no longer continually there.

At this rare old age of one Abe then conclude that their must be a force greater than the Sun,Moon and Stars and he said it was Allah.

So now you know the rest of the story.

My reference is from the book "Prophet Of Doom" by Craig Winn. This book takes these short type stories directly from Islamic Scripture which are reflected in the Hadiths and biography of the Prophet of Muhammad and his god Allah.

This book is not on the bookshelves of Borders and Barnes and Noble as these giant book stores have been intimidated by Islam not to promote them. So much for freedom of the press typical in Islam but now by extension the United States.

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