The Bible tells that the gods of the nations are demons. Lev. 17:7; Deut. 32:17; Ps. 106:37; 1 Cor. 10:20.
The Arabs by the time of Jeremiah in the seventh century had not changed their gods. Jer. 2:10,11.
By the time of Nehemiah, the Arabs had no part in the worship of YHWH the true God. Neh. 2:19,20; Neh. 4:6-9.
By the fourth century B.C.B. the Greek historian, Herodtus, identified the gods the Arabs were worshipping. He said:
“The only gods the Arabs recognize are Dionysus and Urania; the way they cut their hair– all round in a circle, with the temples shaved– is, they say, in imitation of Dionysus. Dionysus in their language is Orotalt, and Urania, Alilat.” Herodotus, The Histories, pg. 205-206.
Alilat is Allat a goddess in Arabia, and of “Orotalt” we are told:
“Orotal is simply a corruption of Allah, or Allah Ta ‘al, God Most High.” Steve Van Nattan, Allah-Divine or Demonic, pg. 44.
The Bible tells us that Arabs also dwelt in Moab. Ps. 83:6.
God was going to disinherit Moab and send away into exile, its god. (This happened even before 500 B.C.B.). Jer. 48:1-7.
Allah in the Quran is called “Lord of the Kaaba”. Read the following quote:
“[1] For the covenants (of security and safeguard enjoyed) by the Quraish, [2] their covenants (covering) journeys by winter and summer, [3] let them adore the Lord of this House, [4] who provides them with food against hunger, and with security against fear (of danger). Sura. 106:1-4.
9. But who was the chief “high god” of the Kaaba before Muhammad many centuries ago?
a. Allah is called in the Quran the “high god”. Sura. 87:1.
b. The Kaaba was called “house of Allah” (or the god) even before Muhammad.
“The least offensive name of the god in Mecca was Allah according to Muhammad’s biographer, Ibn Hasham. He admits that the pagan Kinanah and Kouraish tribes called the supervising god of the Kaaba, IH LAL. They called the Kaaba, “Beit— Allah,” “house of the god”…” Steve Van Nattan, Allah-Divine or Demonic, pg. 44.
Thus we see that Allah was the chief high god of the Kaaba. But since Allah is not really his name, what really is the name of the god of the Kaaba? His name is Hubal.
“Hubal was the greatest member of the Arab pantheon and resided in Makkah, inside the Ka’bah. Pilgrims came to its shrine from all corners.” Muhammad Husayn Haykal, The life of Muhammad, pg. 20.
Hubal was the high god of the Kaaba, thus Hubal is Allah who was long before Muhammad.
a. “Hubal, the idol, was placed inside the Ka’bah…” Ibid, pg. 66.
b. “...he went to the Ka’bah where he offered thanksgiving and prayers to its high god Hubal.” Ibid, pg. 271.
But where did Hubal come from? From the Moabites, it is a Moabite idol imported into Mecca.
a. “They were also to blame in other respects; a chieftain of theirs, on his way back from a journey in Syria, had asked the Moabites to give him one of their idols. They gave him Hubal, which he brought back to the Sanctuary, setting it up within the Ka’bah itself, and it became the chief idol of Mecca.” Martin Lings, Muhammad, his life based on the earliest sources, pg. 5.
b. “This had become the recognized way of deciding an issue of doubt, and it was done by means of divining arrows inside the Ka’bah, in front of the Moabite idol Hubal.” Ibid, pg. 11.
We are told more about who is Hubal.
“...the word ‘Hubal’ could be from Ha-Baal or HuBaal in Hebrew (meaning ‘the lord’), a Moabite god that was imported into many nations, including Israel. God destroyed the Israelites for involving themselves in the worship of this god (Numbers 25:1-3). From Ibn Ishaq’s account here, praying to Allah was the same thing as praying to Hubal. They could practically mean the same thing as Ha-baal or Hu-Baal means ‘the lord’, so “al-ilah” or “al’lah” means ‘the god’ ”. G. J. O. Moshay, Who is this Allah?, pg. 140.
Thus while the god of the Moabites was called ‘Baal” in Num. 25:1-3. And Hubal by the Arabs, His real name was ‘Chemosh” to the Moabites, a god found by God to be an abomination. 1 Ki. 11:7,33; 2 Ki. 23:13; Jer. 48:1-7,13.
In the Qu’ran the name for Allah is given as Rahman, this is a southern Arabian moon god also named Ilumquh, thus Allah is a moon god.
[26] God!- there is no god but He!— Lord of the Throne supreme! [30] it is from Solomon, and is (as follows): ‘In the name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful: [31] ‘Be ye not arrogant against me, but come to me in submission (to the true Religion).’ Sura 27:26,30,31.
[10] And to those who believe not in the Hereafter, (it announceth) that We have prepared for them a Penalty grievous (indeed). Sura. 17:10.
[37] (From) the Lord of the heavens and the earth, and all between,-: none shall have power to argue with Him. [38] the Day that the Spirit and the angels will stand forth in ranks, none shall speak except any who is permitted by (God) Most Gracious, and he will say what is right. Sura. 78:37,38.
[81] Say: “If (God) Most Gracious had a son I would be the first to worship.” Sura. 43:81.
Thus Allah is Ilumquh of the Sabeans.
“The term ascribed above to Allah- “The Merciful” Ar-Rahman originates from South Arabia suggesting that Allah, the ancient male deity worshipped at the Ka’aba long before the lifetime of Muhammad, has a direct link with Ilumquh the Arabic Moon God of the Sabeans.” The Lunar Passion and the Daughters of Allah, pg. 6.
The Quran even claims that Allah came from the land of Saba of the Sabeans.
[22] But the Hoopoe tarried not far: he (came up and) said: “I have compassed (territory) which thou hast not compassed, and I have come to the from Saba with tidings true. [23] “I found (there) a woman ruling over them and provided with every requisite; and she has a magnificent throne. [24] “I found her and her people worshipping the sun besides God: Satan has made their deeds seem pleasing in their eyes, and has kept them away from the Path, —so they receive no guidance,— [26] God!- there is no god but He!— Lord of the Throne supreme!. Sura. 27:22-24,26.
Again we are told.
“According to Sheikh Ibrahim, Allah was the highest deity and his name was inscribed in stone by Jewish traders along the Arabian trade routes. These paganized Jews also called him Rahman, while the Arabs called him Allah.” Steve Van Nattan, Allah-Divine or Demonic, pg. 44.
The word “Allah” is a conflation of two words “Al” meaning “the”, and “ilah”, meaning “god”. “Al-ilah” is “the god”. The real word for “god” in ancient Summer was “IL” or “LIL”. In Al-ilah the real word god is “il”. Separate “Al” the, and “ah”, a suffix meaning male, and the remaining “il” is the real word “god”.
a. Example:
AL—– IL—– AH; OR AL—– IL—– AT
the god male the god female
(the god) (the goddess)
Thus we are told:
“The root form of the name of the earth god in Summer [the first post-flood civilization about 2,200 B.C.B.] is found in Enlil, the primal god. If we drop the gender prefixes from Enlil and his consort Ninlil, we are left with the root, “LIL”. This is reduced later in many cultures to “IL”.” Ibid, pg. 52.
Thus Allah descended from the earliest Summerian false god Enlil.
“This is not a pretty sight to the Muslim reader because it clearly shows that Allah descended from the original pagan god, Enlil, after the tower of Babel.” Ibid, pg. 53.
Earlier, we understood that Allah is Rahman. The ancient Assyrians worshipped Rahman as “Ramman”.
“In Mecca, Muhammad used Rahman as a name for Allah, and this is also Ramman… In line 14 [of an ancient inscription] there is praise of the ruler, un-doubtly Assyrian… In praising the ruler in line 17, the author says he set up worship to shamash and Ramman.”
Thus the Assyrians worshipped Allah. They also called Rahman, Enlil, the Ancient Summerian earth god, thus Allah is Enlil.
“On line 17 the whole name of Ramman is “Ramman ilani”. Here you see the IL root in the ’god’ word. On line 18 of an opposite “page” we find the Assyrian ruler praised in the name of “Enlil ilani, the wise one”.” Ibid, 55.
As Allah is Rahman who is Enlil, then Allah is Enlil. But the Bible also presents “Rahman” or Rimmon” as a false god. 2 Ki. 5:18.
In Babylon Rahman was called Il-hallabu.
“Rammanu, who was Rimmon of Assyria… and Rahman of Islam, was also known in Babylon as IL-hallabu. The IL and Allah root are very obvious. This shows that Allah and Allat were well entrenched in Babylon as were all of the cults of the Middle East.” Ibid, pg. 65.
We are told that Tammuz is called Allah in ancient Summer.
“Tammuz, the lover of thy youth, thou causest to weep every year. The bright-colored Allallu bird thou didst love. Thou didst crush him and break his pinions’. Note Allalu in the above poem. This is clearly an Allah god– form from 2300 BC!… In one list, two gods come up— Alla and Alala. This is at least dated from 2300 BC, and it shows that the name Allah had parallels in the most literal sense…” Ibid, pg. 55.
God esteemed Tammuz (Allallu) as an abomination. Eze. 8:13,14.
Thus Allah can be summed up as being a false god condemned in the Bible.
ALLAH
(HUBAL)
CHEMOSH BA’AL RIMMON TAMMUZ
These were all historical and cultural contributions to the development of Allah in Arabia. Muhammad even showed that the moon was the physical manifestation of Allah.
“AL-Hadis, book 4, chapter 42, no. 47, Abu Razin AL-Uqaili reported: I asked: O Messenger of Allah: will everybody of us see on the Resurrection Day his Lord in his open form? “Yes” he replied. I asked: And what is the sign of that in His creation? He said: “O Abu Razin! Is it not that everyone of you sees the moon in the full moon-lit night in its naked from?” So according to Allah and Muhammad, his prophet, the moon is the physical manifestation of Allah.” Ibid, pg. 26.
Allah is a pantheistic god pervading everything.
[3] He is the First and the last, the Evident and the Immanent: and He has full knowledge of all things. Sura. 57:3.
[115] To God belong the East and the West: whithersoever ye turn, there is the Presence of God. For God is All-Pervading, All-Knowing. Sura. 2:115.
[1] Say: He is God the One and Only; [2] God, the Eternal, Absolute; [3] He begetteth not, nor is He bogotten; [4] And there is none like Him. Sura. 112:1-4.
[28] And call not, besides God, on another god. There is no god but He. Everything (that exists) will perish except His own Face. To Him belongs the Command, and to Him will ye (all) be brought back. Sura. 28:88.
[3] And He is God in the heavens and on the earth. He hnoweth what ye hide, and what ye reveal, and He knoweth the (recompense) which ye earn (by your deeds). Sura. 6:3.
[84] It is He Who is God in heaven and God on earth; and He is full of Wisdom and Knowledge. Sura. 43:84.
[7] Verily it is thy Lord that knoweth best, which (among men) hath strayed from His Path: and He knoweth best those who receive (true) Guidance. Sura. 58:7.
This is none other than Satan the prince of the power of the air, the all pervading spirit (only in the wicked). Eph. 2:2.
The true God, the one God is YHWH, He alone is real. Ps. 83:18; Jer. 10:6,10; Isa. 42:8; Isa. 43:3.
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