Vishnu ? Trimurty ? what is all these ?

Try to understand different levels of gods, Allah does not appear anywhere : See this post http://www.spiritualforums.com/vb/sh...ad.php?t=89503

I think you will agree,
in English, God is written as God.
In French, God is written as Dieu.
In Spanish, God is written as Dios.
In Arabic, God is pronounced as Allah.

Allah means God in Arabic.

Like antimatter SATAN is opposite to GOD and exist until he is killed by Him. In the Solar System the Satan had been killed long time ago. Pamir has been formed by his body remnants.

What is considered as Satan that tried to lure Adam and Christ, were actually evil spirits.

In Sanskrit Om means GOD. So worship me as God. OK ?

If you all are worshiping the same god then you better convert to Christian. You are in deep trouble by following Allah, as he is no god at all.

You do realize that Allah is just Arabic for God? Jews, Christians and Muslims all worship the same god. You would probably be surprised if I told you that when Arab Christians pray, they refer to God as Allah.

Why?

Because it is the same thing.

My God is bigger than your God.

My religion is better than your religion.

These are the words and attitudes of genocide.Nice!

yes its like one of those discussions , they have a use for some and no use for others and perhaps many things in between ,and god knows what more

I am going to do something interesting here...find the "commonality" between the God of the Jews, the God of Islam and the Hindu (Shaivite) notion of God..

What seems to be the common denominator here? The Nazarite Vow!

So, I embrace the only Abrahamic Religion I have any interest in...the Rastafarian Movement.

Rasta (Jah) can be both a loving, benevolent creature or the Demiurge itself according to Divine Will...Jah is notable for His long dreadlocks, scruffy appearance and love of the "sacrement" ;) it sounds like a certain Hindu Deity that I know and love so well.

Shiva is associated with the crescent moon, having long dreadlocks, giving the herb to man and saying "I am that I am".

In my view, there is no difference or distinction between Shiva and Allah...they both have so much in common NOT to be one-in-the-same thing...it is only the way they are approached and worshiped which is different.

In the provinces of Bactria during the time of Alexander (Iskander), there wasn't much difference between the Zoroastrians, the Sufis and the Hindu mystics of the Indus Kush regions...just small tribal differences but same God.