Crossword clues for allah
allah
- God in Mecca
- Emir's Almighty
- Eastern deity
- Deity for some
- Creator in the Quran
- Creator in the Koran
- Burqa wearer's deity, often
- Burka wearer's deity
- Big figure in the Koran
- Yusuf Islam double album "A is for ___"
- Yahweh counterpart
- Word that Christian Malaysians can't use
- Word spoken when reciting the shahada
- Word seen twice on the Afghan flag
- Word on the Saudi flag
- Word in a repeated script on Iran's flag
- Vandals song on "The Quickening"
- Vandals song about God?
- To whom many pray
- To whom an imam prays
- The god, in Arabic
- Supreme being of the Mohammedans
- Supreme Being during Hajj
- Sunni's god
- Sunni's deity
- Shia's god
- Religious Vandals song?
- Quran topic
- Quran prayer name
- Quran creator
- Part of iA
- One who is often praised
- One of God's names
- One much praised by Muhammad
- Omnipotent and all-merciful one, in Islam
- Object of mosque prayers
- Name that appears 2,698 times in the Quran
- Name seen more than 20 times on Iran's flag
- Name on Saudi Arabia's flag
- Name on Iran's flag
- Name in Eid prayers
- Name for God
- Name appearing multiple times on Iran's flag
- Muslims' deity
- Muslim name of God
- Muslim Almighty
- Mullah's deity
- Muhammad's god
- Muezzin's deity
- Mosque name
- Mosque God
- Mosque deity
- Moslem Almighty
- Many people go to the mat for him
- Major deity in Indonesia
- Koran's first proper name
- Koran's almighty
- Koran source
- Koran figure
- Kaaba dedicatee
- Islam's Supreme Being
- Islam's Creator
- Holy name in Islam
- He's worshipped in Mecca
- He's often described as "akbar"
- He is often praised
- He has 99 names
- He gets a lot of praise
- Hajji's deity
- Grateful Dead played "Blues for" him
- God, to some
- God, to Muhammad
- God, to Moslems
- God, to Mike Tyson
- God, to many
- God, to 1/5 of the planet
- God, in the Quran
- God, in Arabic
- God worshipped in Mecca
- God worshipped in a minaret
- God with 99 names
- God that has 99 names
- God referenced on Iran's flag
- God prayed to on a prayer rug
- God prayed to in a mosque
- God praised in Mecca
- God of the Quran
- God of Muslims
- God by another name
- God in Islam
- Figure also called "the Creator," "the King" and "the All-Seer"
- Fifth word of the Quran
- Fakir's deity
- Elohim, to a Muslim
- Deity with "99 beautiful names"
- Deity prayed to in Mecca
- Deity praised during Eid al-Adha
- Deity in the title of Sudan's national anthem
- Deity in the Koran
- Deity in Islam
- Deity for over one billion people
- Deity cited in the Zabur
- Damascus deity
- Creator of the Koran
- Creator name
- Caliph's deity
- Bismillah subject
- Almighty of Islam
- "The promise of ___ is truth" (line from the Koran)
- "Qur'an" bigwig
- "Light of the heavens and the earth," per the Koran
- "A is for ___" Yusuf Islam
- "___ be praised!"
- "___ akbar!"
- '75 Grateful Dead album "Blues for ___"
- ''The most merciful''
- "_____ akbar" (Arab cry)
- "All praise to _____"
- He has "99 beautiful names"
- To whom a caliph prays
- Kareem's God
- The God, literally
- One praised in Mecca
- To whom the Kaaba is dedicated
- To whom Muslims pray
- Prayer name
- "In the name of ___"
- God, in Islam
- God "the most merciful"
- Object of many prayers
- Leader of Islam
- Koran Creator
- To whom a Muslim prays
- God, to a Muslim
- God, in Mecca
- To whom a fakir prays
- Shi'ite's deity
- Praised name
- The Creator, in the Koran
- God, in the Koran
- One who's much praised
- God to a Muslim
- Literally, the God
- Abu Dhabi deity
- God to 1.2 billion
- His word is Kalam
- He's prayed to five times a day
- Moor's deity
- Prayer recipient, maybe
- Koran focus
- Subject of much praise
- "Praise be to ___"
- Koran topic
- God of the Koran
- God, to Muslims
- Recipient of much praise
- Prayer word
- Subject of much Mideast praise
- Muslim's God
- Word written on the Saudi flag
- One who's called "the Merciful" and "the Compassionate"
- Word appearing more than 20 times on Iran's flag
- Object of a hajji's praise
- Imam's Almighty
- Deity with 99 names
- Deity to 1.5+ billion
- Much-praised name
- Quran deity
- "___ be praised"
- Prayer figure
- Name on the Saudi flag
- Muslim name for God
- Shia's deity
- Supreme Moslem deity
- Deity for Meccans
- God to a Meccan
- Imam's deity
- Islam's god
- Islam's deity
- Muslim deity
- Islamic deity
- He is praised at Mecca
- Moslem's divinity
- Moslem deity
- God, to an Iranian
- "The Garden of ___"
- Muezzin's God
- Muezzin's object of worship
- Sunnite deity
- Syrian's Supreme Being
- Garden of ___
- Islamic god
- Oft-praised deity
- Supreme Being of Islam
- Muslim's Supreme Being
- Islamic Almighty
- God, in Gaziantep
- Abdul's Almighty
- Islamic Supreme Being
- God, I'm satisfied after a couple of lines
- Object of worship
- God of Islam
- Islam's Almighty
- Supreme being, to some
- Deity named twice on Afghanistan's flag
- Fifth word of the Koran
- Deity of Islam
- Shiite's deity
- Muslim's Almighty
- Muslim god
- Deity of the Quran
- Muslim supreme being
- Muhammad's Almighty
- Moslem's Almighty
- Mohammed's god
- Koran's Creator
- Koran deity
- God to more than a billion
- Focus of worship, in Islam
- Deity of the Koran
- Whom Rep. Keith Ellison worships
- Object of some prayers
- Object of prayers five times a day
- Muslims praise him
- Muhammad is his messenger
- Mosque-goer's deity
- Islamic name for the Supreme Being
- Islam deity
- Imam's God
- God of the Muslims
- God in the Quran
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Allah \Al"lah\, n. [ contr. fr. the article al the + ilah God.] The name of the Supreme Being, in use among the Arabs and the Mohammedans generally.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1702, Arabic name for the Supreme Being, from Arabic Allahu, contraction of al-Ilahu, from al "the" + Ilah "God;" related to Hebrew Elohim.
Wiktionary
Wikipedia
Allah (; , ) is the Arabic word referring to God in Abrahamic religions. The word is thought to be derived by contraction from al ilāh, which means "the God", and has cognates in other Semitic languages, including Elah in Aramaic, ʾĒl in Canaanite and Elohim in Hebrew.
The word Allah has been used by Arabs of different religions since pre-Islamic times. More specifically, it has been used as a term to refer to God by Muslims (both Arab and non-Arab) and Arab Christians. It is now mainly used by Muslims and Arab Christians to refer to God. It is also often, albeit not exclusively, used in this way by Bábists, Bahá'ís, Indonesian and Maltese Christians, and Mizrahi Jews. Similar usage by Christians and Sikhs in West Malaysia has recently led to political and legal controversies.
Allah may refer to
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Allah (word), the word for "God" in Arabic
- God in Islam, with the Arabic word used in other languages
- Allah as Moon-god, putative pre-Islamic god, alleged by some anti-Islamists to be the origin of the Islamic conception of God.
- Allah Valley, valley of the Allah River, Mindanao, Philippines
Usage examples of "allah".
Atlantis, and that it was probably from Atlantis they derived their god Baal, or Bel, or El, whose name crops out in the Bel of the Babylonians, the Elohim, and the Beelzebub of the Jews, and the Allah of the Arabians, And we find that this great deity, whose worship extended so widely among the Mediterranean races, was known and adored also upon the northern and western coasts of Europe.
The Golden Bough tore back into the scattered fleet, and now some of the dhows dropped their wide triangular main sail as they saw him coming and screamed to Allah for mercy.
The Sultan, thought Hamid-Jones, must be a megalomaniac to think that he had been foreordained by Allah to become the first Caliph in a thousand years!
The enemy gun line was at the crest of the low rise, but the Mahratta gunners dared not fire because the remnants of the Lions of Allah were between them and the redcoats.
Manu Bappoo had hoped to defend the breaches by concentrating his best fighters, the Lions of Allah, at their summits, but that hope had been defeated by the British guns that had continued to fire at the breaches until the redcoats were almost at the top of the ramps.
When my mother finished her song to Allah she rolled up her mat and put it inside our round house.
It was a blessing to be filled with life, an honor that Allah would allow me to create a new family.
My mother wrapped them in white and Father buried them on a shelf until Allah took them.
Baby Allah will bring him Back to our tribe Sometimes I sang this one: Father is traveling, traveling, traveling Auntie is traveling, traveling, traveling Brother is traveling, traveling, traveling When Father returns he will bring many presents When Auntie returns she will bring many presents When Brother returns he will bring many presents All for the good baby boy.
I said thank you to Allah for my uncle, for this day and for this food.
I understand why my family believes that there is a day when it is your time to die, that is the will of Allah and we have to accept death as part of life.
He looked terrible but I thanked Allah that he was still alive and that I had found this man.
I had only a little moment in the car lights to see my half-brothers before we had to entrust them to Allah and the peaceful desert.
I thanked Allah that I was able to buy some shoes for Rashid, to get medicine for my father and my uncle.
Sometimes great pain is a great gift and I believe that Allah had given me a gift.