Our dear Md Shafiq ia not aware that his God's name is: له or Lah so what is the etymology of the word له? Read and laugh

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 6, 2023 at 09:16

Here is a free lesson in Arabic a language that you cannot read speak or write:

In Surat al-Fatiha (not the tablighee Surah Fatihah): 2 it says:

الحمد لله

Or Praise TO Allah

Notice that the word لله is:

1. The Arabic letter Lam or ل and it means (in this context): To

2. And the word له or Lah and edited by al-mufasereen as: لاه or Laah and now the word becomes للاه or LelLah

So my question to you: Is your so called God's name is Lah or Allah?

What a disaster

Oh the etymology of this linguistic disaster? Could it be that al-Halabi's exegesis (see previous post) of the word Allah is correct that it is a loan word from Syriac Alaha/Allaha (The God in Syriac) and to the ear of an Arab Syriac Alaha/Allaha becomes Arabic Laha and when Arabizing the word the last letter Alif is gone may be eaten by the hungry goat?

As I said before, marry a second wife, learn some real language and read about the Hindu Genocide where the Muslim invaders of India murdered millions of your Hindu ancestors and for your Allah's sake fix your darn "CAPS LOCK."

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