Difference between revisions of "Allahu Akbar"
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'''Allahu Akbar''' is often mistranslated in the [[liberal]] press to refer to [[God]] rather than Allah, as in "God is great," thereby confusing the significance of the expression. | '''Allahu Akbar''' is often mistranslated in the [[liberal]] press to refer to [[God]] rather than Allah, as in "God is great," thereby confusing the significance of the expression. | ||
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| + | It is what Muslims say when they pray to Satan five times a day, in which they repeatedly blow themselves up.{{Citation needed}} | ||
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[[Category:Islam]] | [[Category:Islam]] | ||
Revision as of 07:19, December 11, 2016
Allahu Akbar is a Muslim exclamation of allegiance to Allah, and means "Allah is Greater" or, more clearly, "Allah is the Greatest."
Allahu Akbar is often mistranslated in the liberal press to refer to God rather than Allah, as in "God is great," thereby confusing the significance of the expression.
It is what Muslims say when they pray to Satan five times a day, in which they repeatedly blow themselves up.[Citation Needed]