Fariq Naik – Why do we say Allah not God

Fariq Naik
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The speaker discusses the cultural practices of Islam, including the French word "Islam" and the Arabic word " granted." They explain that adding " granted" to " granted" means it is a pool of information, and that " granted" also refers to a female "centous" or a male "centous." The speaker also mentions that " granted" refers to a "centous" or a male "centous."
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Why do we Muslims prefer calling Allah with the Arabic word Allah

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instead of the English word called?

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Because a person can play mischief with the English word called. For

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example, if we add as to God, so it becomes gods, that is a pool of

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God. There is nothing like the pool of Allah, who Allahu Ahad

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says Allah, the One and Only

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if we add the access to God, so it becomes Goddess that is a female

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God, there is nothing like female Allah or male ally in Islam. Allah

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has got no gender.

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If we add mother to God, so it becomes God Mother, there is

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nothing like Allah mother or Allah Amin Islam.

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If we are father to God, so it becomes Godfather, there is

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nothing like Allah Fada or Allah ban Islam.

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If you prefer extend to God, so it becomes sin God, that is a fake

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god. There is nothing like 10 Allah or fake align Islam. That is

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the reason we Muslims prefer calling Allah with the Arabic word

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Allah. It's the English word called

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