Allah is not God of Scriptures. which is the only inspired Word of God.

Submitted by William D Clark (United States), Jan 5, 2006 at 21:16

I have read most all these reports on this issue of "Allah". I also have studied Islam for the past 25 years . as well as other Belief systems. Along with the History of islam and the physical evidence which has been dug up by archaeology i think this system of islam is yet another pagan worship of other gods which man has invented for his own pleasure and to remove his sin from account .

Abraham was born about 1995 BC in Ur. and died about 1820 BC. here in contrast islam which was invented by Muhammad. was born about 572 AD. and died about 632 AD. just about when islam was invented. ; so we have over 2,600 years to account for, between the God of Abraham which is the God of the Holy Bible . and creator of all. and this pagan Moon god called allah (Alilah) of Mecca. who was invented about 630 AD.

Abraham was never in Mecca. there is no recorded records to make that a fact, Abraham never saw Ishmael again once he sent him away from his house.. Ishmael went to the wilderness of Paran to live and his mother took him a wife from egypt. and ishmael left the God of his father Abraham and went into false worship, and became a wild man.

Muhammad came along some 600 years after Christ finished HIs Ministry and all the gospels were written. and all the apostles were dead. all scriptures were finished in about 95 AD. . Islam has alot of explaining to do . with dates and proof . concerning this thing called islam and allah. .

Remember. Isaac was the Son of Promise not Ishmael. for ishmael was the son born of bondage and of the flesh.and God did not make HIs covenant with ishmael.. but Isaac would be the seed of the covenant with God . ....Hubal (Alilah) was the moon god of the arabs before Muhammad . for his father was also a moon god worshipper. ...

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