The word الله in the Quran consists of two Arabic words, ال and اله. ال (Aili) is the only article in Arabic, a sign of the sign, and the addition of a preface to any generic noun has a specific meaning. اله (one black) is a generic term that means: the Lord who is worshipped.

The polytheists in the Arabian Peninsula have called many idols called اله. الله in "古兰" is composed of ال and اله, ie ال اله, in which the second ا (long note 'Avery') of اله is represented by a long sound; and the first letter of اله ( Elliott) omitted and became ال له. According to the reading of the article, if the first letter of the noun is the sun letter, the next letter (ل) in the article ال is not read, but is read in the first letter with the back. Become the word of الله. There is no plural form in the word, no yin-positive change, no derivative word, but a special name that is specifically worshipped, that is, this worshipee refers to Allah, and this honor itself negates the exception of him. Any intended worshipee.

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