Is Satan from the bible and Allah from the Quran the same entity?
Is Satan from the bible and Allah from the Quran the same entity?
Thomas Gonzalez
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Daniel Gonzalez
Elijah Ramirez
This post is like the cancerous philosophy groups on facebook
>the real Satan is the friends we make along the way.
No, the real Satan is this person!
Anthony Howard
Satan hates Muslims more than Christians at this point, I think.
Jose Harris
Camden Peterson
But Arab Christians call God Allah too
Parker Williams
God, Satan, Allah, Yahweh, they're all just different names for the same cancerous monstrosity responsible for entrapping us in this hellish material plane and these husks of rotting flesh.
Asher Miller
If you ask a Muslim to explain they will probably say something along the line of Allah is the best/master deceiver because he is the best/master of all things ergo he is the blah blah blah.
Cameron Stewart
woke
Carter Williams
No the Quran’s form of the devil is Iblis. Which is conveniently where the Judaics got their interpretation from. Iblis is an angel who refused to bow to Adam and was cast out of paradise he was also made of fire. He then tempts people to do sin. Other mentioning of Satan in the Judaic texts simply refer to the word as an accuser opposition to god only comes in the form of accusing that people don’t really believe in him
Ryan Phillips
Iblis is a Djinn in the Quran since angels have no free will
Christian Martin
Boomer tier thread.
Jonathan Turner
Allah is just a translation for God
Brandon Collins
hardly. Christians wage spiritual warfare against the forces of darkness. Muslims do not.
Chase Wood
God is the absolute. He is the ALL, satan, is included in all, as is everything.
Adrian Phillips
>eternal death
Isnt this a Jewish doctrine?
Daniel Fisher
No, they will say decievers is a deliberately incorrect translation choice for that word, and plotters/schemers/devisers/planners is actually what it says
The word used in this verse is
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Deceviever is this term
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Allah cannot break His word, it is literally impossible for Him to do so.
Wyatt Diaz
Funny, Zoroastrianism is all about truth and creation (ahura mazda) verses lies and destruction (angra mainyu). It preceded the 3 abrahamics as the first monotheistic religion, and was destroyed upon the invasion of muslims. OP is feasible. islam also has taqiyya (policy of lying to unbelievers.)
islam is pure evil, irrefutably. And I say that as an atheist.
Ian Fisher
Taqiyya is a Shia thing.
Muslims were a lot more tolerant than Zorastrians were.
Liam Evans
Allah comes from Allat, arabic pagan godess of war, hence also explaining the sickle and the star, symbols of islam again of the proto ishtar.
Chase Miller
>they're all just different names for the same cancerous monstrosity responsible for entrapping us in this hellish material plane and these husks of rotting flesh.
capitalism?
Jonathan Rogers
Pure sunni taqiya right here.
Sunnis are objectively the worst
Aaron Williams
Allah is the singular and definite article form of God, it comes from the same semitic root as the Hebrew El
William Lewis
Shia started the permitting of suicide bombing and address homosexual with sex changes
Juan Moore
you leave johnny blaze out of this.
Matthew Harris
>Muslims were a lot more tolerant than Zorastrians were.
>zoroastrians, jews, and christians living in harmony
>islamists invade persia and kill everyone who won't convert to islam, with a good dose of rape on the side
>muslims are tolerant
okay. muslims are so tolerant they even hate and kill other muslims, but yeah mang. just look at this thread and shia vs sunni anons.
Leo Long
Ironic that boomers are the ones decieving here to discredit Islam, also using the word for God in Arabic (among all Abrahamic faiths) as their name for satan.
Truly Boomerism is the worship of satan
Jaxson Young
When the Zorastrians invaded Jerusalem they enslaved the Patriarch and monks and took the cross
Nicholas Harris
>and took the cross
that's true. however, that was a move against byzantium. there were plenty of christians living peacefully within persia and allowed to openly practice christianity.
Elijah White
Also they returned the true cross not even 30 years later.
Levi Rodriguez
>have no understanding of Arabic
>make claims about Arabic etymology and grammar
Kek
Lucas Clark
And? Christians could practice peacefully in al-Islam as well, but are talking about how they treated in invasion. Muslims were not prone to enslaving clergy, in fact the Qur'an speaks well of priests and monks (5:82).