Allah as a lunar deity
The postulation that Allah (the name of God in Islam) historically originates as a moon god (who was worshipped in pre-Islamic Arabia) originates in early 20th-century scholarship. The word 'Allah' is a common Arabic term for the supreme God (as opposed to 'ilah', any god), and is widely used by Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews and also found in Arabic translations of the Bible. The Quran itself forbids moon worship in Quran 41:37 Do not prostrate to the sun or to the moon, but prostrate to Allah, who created them.
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Allah as a lunar deity
The postulation that Allah (the name of God in Islam) historically originates as a moon god (who was worshipped in pre-Islamic Arabia) originates in early 20th-century scholarship. The word 'Allah' is a common Arabic term for the supreme God (as opposed to 'ilah', any god), and is widely used by Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews and also found in Arabic translations of the Bible. The Quran itself forbids moon worship in Quran 41:37 Do not prostrate to the sun or to the moon, but prostrate to Allah, who created them.
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La noción de Alá como dios lun ...... en las historietas cómicas".
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The postulation that Allah (th ...... te to Allah, who created them.
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إن الادعاء بأن الله (الله في ا ...... ذين يستخدمون اسم" الله "للرب".
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La noción de Alá como dios lun ...... rente del dios judeocristiano.
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The postulation that Allah (th ...... te to Allah, who created them.
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إن الادعاء بأن الله (الله في ا ...... "الله ليس له ابن" في عام 1994.
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Allah as a lunar deity
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Alá como dios lunar
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نظرية الله إله القمر
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