...Allah as in Islam? "In Aramaic the root for God is "???" (Elah), but in the Emphatic state (which originally served the function of the definite article, but later subsumed most other cases) it is ???? (Alaha). Depending on dialect, the vowels could pretty much be anything (Elaha, Eloho, Aloho, Alaha, etc. etc.) as vowel shifts in Aramaic happen so often that many linguists have simply given up on tracking them" (copied from a site)
Muslims call deity ilah as in Arabic, and call God Allah (Glory be to Him)
Please say yes or no. Because I think Christians are not aware. Most Christians are not aware that the concept of trinity was also established by Council of Nicaea many years after Jesus (peace be upon him)
Muslims call deity ilah as in Arabic, and call God Allah (Glory be to Him)
Please say yes or no. Because I think Christians are not aware. Most Christians are not aware that the concept of trinity was also established by Council of Nicaea many years after Jesus (peace be upon him)