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From: khan@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Iqbal Mustafa Khan)
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Subject: Re: Allah and God
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Date: 22 Mar 90 18:19:49 GMT
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In article <10048@wpi.wpi.edu> gwydion@tavi.rice.edu (Basalat Ali Raja) writes:

>God.  The god of the Trinity is a different god from Allah, in one
>sense, in that Allah does not have Jesus as a son, nor is he to be
>associated with the Holy Ghost.
>

I have seen Allah being used in an arabic translation of Bible.  I think,
it is not important whether we use Allah or God, because the moment we
attach the second part, "Mohammad is His messenger", it automatically makes
it a muslims belief.


Iqbal Mustafa Khan