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Who is Allah who is Allah
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Allah is the arabic word for God.Allah is God in Islam
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Allah is a term in Arabic which means GOD. But you don’t have to be Arabic to know that word. In the religion Islam there holy book is in Arabic and thats why you can hear people saying Allah. This don’t mean that only muslims can use this word. Allah does just mean GOD and if you are a christian and may be arabic you will also use the word Allah when refering to GOD
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