Bismillah hirrahma nirrahim found in some of the Arabic Bible recently – Allahu akbar kabeera Recently Father Pecerillo, a famous Franciscan Archeologist, found more than twenty churches in Madaba at the south of Jordan. From the Forth Century we found houses in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Palestine with this inscription in Arabic :Bismi Allah al-Rahman al-Raheemwhich shows that even people before Islam used this Holy name,Allah, for GOD Almighty, which proves that the name of GOD Almighty in the Noble Quran,Allah, is the correct one. This also proves to us that the Bible is not all found. There are still missing pieces in it that disprove trinity. Further discoveries from an Arabic Roman Catholic web site at al-bushra.or g/arbhrtg/ arbxtn04.htm Recently also, Father Pecerillo, a famous Franciscan Archeologist, found from the Forth Century (200 years before Islam) houses in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Palestine with this inscription in Arabic :Bismi Allah al-Rahman al-Raheemwhich means in ArabicIn the name of ALLAH, the Most Merciful and the Most Gracious, which again proves that His Holy name existed before Islam and it also proves the True Oneness of Allah Almighty and refutes Trinity. Here is an analysis to the Arabic words above: Bismi - Ism = name. Bism = In name, becauseBi= in. Bismi = In the name of, because theiat the end of the word must be added because of theBiaddition. When we addedBito the wordIsm, then theimust also be added to the end ofBismif and only if the wordBismis followed by another word, which makes it become all one wordBismiwhich meansIn the name of. Allah - Allah is the name of Allah Almighty. Bismi Allah sounds asbismillah, but two seperate words.Bismiis one seperate word andAllahis another seperate word. Al-Rahman - Al = the. Rahman = merciful. Rahman is derived from Rahmah, which means mercy. Al-Rahman is one word. It is not like English two wordsthe merciful. No, in Arabic,theis combined with the word both are written as one word;Al-Rahman. Al-Raheem - Al = the. Raheem = gracious. Al-Raheem = the gracious. Again, Al-Raheem is written as one Arabic word, and not two. Bismi Allah Al-Rahman Al-Raheem=In the name of Allah the Most Merciful and the Most Gracious. Here is how the four Arabic wordsBismi Allah Al-Rahman Al-Raheemwritten in Arabic: Luke 6:40 (21st Century King James Version) 40 The disciple is not above his master, but every one that is perfect shall be as his master.Luke 6:40 (American Standard Version) 40 The disciple is not above his teacher: but every one when he is perfected shall be as his teacher. The perfection here means a spiritual one. What the verse is saying is that knowledge is not what matters! The teacher or master is higher in knowledge than his student. But the student can be as high as his teacher, or even higher, by being a trueMUSHLAMor Muslim, a spiritually perfect and well-discipline d person! Ein talmeed nalehal rabbo; shekken kal adam sheMUSHLAM yihyeh krabbo. Let us look at what Jesus said in Luke 6:40 in the language of Aramaic translated into Hebrew as shown below: Ein talmeed nalehal rabbo; shekken kal adam sheMUSHLAM yihyeh krabbo.Note: Aramaic and Hebrew are read from right to left, which is opposite to English.No student can be above his teacher, but everyone that is a MUSLIM, can be as his teacher. Important Note: The Hebrew wordMushlamcomes from the rootSh L M.Shalomwhich comes from the same root meanspeace. The Arabic wordMuslimcomes from the rootS L M.Salammeanspeace.Salemmeanssafe
Posted on: Thu, 24 Apr 2014 17:13:54 +0000
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