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-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

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-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is, except for the origin/contraction bit, wrong. Same \\\"person\\\": \\\"[[SpellMyNameWithAThe the]]\\\" God, with a capital G, is a name that means \\\'\\\'exactly the same thing\\\'\\\' as the name Allah, but in a different language. Reverted. If you want to change it again, please make a case first. (Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]].)
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-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

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-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is wrong. Same \\\"person\\\": \\\"[[SpellMyNameWithAThe the]]\\\" God, with a capital G, is a name that means \\\'\\\'exactly the same thing\\\'\\\' as the name Allah, but in a different language. Reverted. If you want to change it again, please make a case first. (Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]].)
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \\\"slightly erroneous/misleading information\\\":

-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

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-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is wrong. Same \\\"person\\\": \\\"[[SpellMyNameWithAThe the]]\\\" God, with a capital G, is a name that means \\\'\\\'exactly the same thing\\\'\\\' as the name Allah, but in a different language. Reverted. If you want to change it again, please make a case first.

(Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]]. Not that it\\\'s the final arbiter of truth or anything, but the first two sentences of Wikipedia\\\'s \\\"Allah\\\" article are: \\\"Allah is the standard Arabic word for God. While the term is best known in the West for its use by Muslims as a reference to God, it is used by Arabs of all Abrahamic faiths, including Mizrahi Jews, Baha\\\'is and Eastern Orthodox Christians, in reference to God\\\".)
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \\\"slightly erroneous/misleading information\\\":

-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

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-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is wrong. Same \\\"person\\\": \\\"[[SpellMyNameWithAThe the]]\\\" God, with a capital G, is a name that means \\\'\\\'exactly the same thing\\\'\\\' as the name Allah, but in a different language. Reverted. If you want to change it again, please make a case first.

(Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]]. Not that it\\\'s the final arbiter of truth or anything, but the first two sentences of the Wikipedia article are: \\\"Allah is the standard Arabic word for God. While the term is best known in the West for its use by Muslims as a reference to God, it is used by Arabs of all Abrahamic faiths, including Mizrahi Jews, Baha\\\'is and Eastern Orthodox Christians, in reference to God\\\".)
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \\\"slightly erroneous/misleading information\\\":

-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

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-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is wrong. Same \\\"person\\\": \\\"[[SpellMyNameWithAThe the]]\\\" God, with a capital G, is a name that means \\\'\\\'exactly the same thing\\\'\\\' as the name Allah, but in a different language. Reverted. If you want to change it again, please make a case first. (Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]]. Not that it\\\'s the final arbiter of truth or anything, but the first two sentences of the Wikipedia article are: \\\"Allah is the standard Arabic word for God. While the term is best known in the West for its use by Muslims as a reference to God, it is used by Arabs of all Abrahamic faiths, including Mizrahi Jews, Baha\\\'is and Eastern Orthodox Christians, in reference to God\\\".)
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \\\"slightly erroneous/misleading information\\\":

-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

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-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is wrong. Same \\\"person\\\": \\\"[[SpellMyNameWithAThe the]]\\\" God, with a capital G, is a name that means \\\'\\\'exactly the same thing\\\'\\\' as the name Allah, but in a different language. Reverted. If you want to change it again, please make a case first. (Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]].)
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \\\"slightly erroneous/misleading information\\\":

-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

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-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is wrong. Same \\\"person\\\": \\\"[[SpellMyNameWithAThe the]]\\\" God, with a capital G, is a name that means \\\'\\\'exactly the same thing\\\'\\\' as Allah, but in a different language. Reverted. If you want to change it again, please make a case first. (Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]].)
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \\\"slightly erroneous/misleading information\\\":

-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

...to...

-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is wrong. Same \\\"person\\\": \\\"[[SpellMyNameWithAThe the]]\\\" god. Reverted. If you want to change it again, please make a case first. (Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]].)
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \\\"slightly erroneous/misleading information\\\":

-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

...to...

-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is wrong. Same \\\"person\\\": [[SpellMyNameWithAThe \\\"the\\\"]] god. Reverted. If you want to change it again, please make a case first. (Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]].)
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \\\"slightly erroneous/misleading information\\\":

-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

...to...

-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is wrong. Same \\\"person\\\"; \\\'\\\'[[SpellMyNameWithAThe the]]\\\'\\\' god. Reverted back. If you want to change it again, please make a case first. (Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]].)
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \\\"slightly erroneous/misleading information\\\":

-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

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-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is wrong. Same \\\"person\\\". \\\'\\\'[[SpellMyNameWithAThe The]]\\\'\\\' god. Reverted back. If you want to change it again, please make a case first. (Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]].)
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \\\"slightly erroneous/misleading information\\\":

-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

...to...

-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is wrong. Same \\\"person\\\". [[SpellMyNameWithAThe \\\'\\\'The\\\'\\\']] god. Reverted back. If you want to change it again, please make a case first. (Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]].)
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \
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An anonymous editor (IP 152.23.151.99) made this change, claiming to correct \\\"slightly erroneous/misleading information\\\":

-->(Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\".)

...to...

-->The name \\\"Allah\\\" is a contraction of \\\'\\\'al-illah\\\'\\\' (\\\"the god\\\"). Though Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also refer to their deity as \\\"Allah\\\", this use is technically incorrect. While both \\\'\\\'god\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'illah\\\'\\\' are neutral terms, \\\'\\\'Allah\\\'\\\' and \\\'\\\'Yahweh\\\'\\\' are unique names describing different persons.

...which is wrong. Same \\\"person\\\". Reverted back. If you want to change it again, please make a case first. (Also, you might want to [[http://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+allah+mean Google it]].)
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