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asma-ul-husna is the 99 names for Allah that are in the Qur'an.
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Why do some Muslims refer to God as 'Allah' in English?
The word "God" does not convey the meaning encompassed by the arabic word "Allah". The origin of the word "Allah" is "Al-Ilaah"[The only one worshipped in Truth]. "Al-Ilaah" and "Allah" are one and th …
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