Hello <span class="searchmatch">Codecat</span>, Just to request the reason you think the <span class="searchmatch">edit</span> needed reverting, thanks <span class="searchmatch">1a16</span> (<span class="searchmatch">talk</span>) 20:03, 6 June 2017 (UTC)...
have moved https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Thread:<span class="searchmatch">User</span>_<span class="searchmatch">talk</span>:<span class="searchmatch">CodeCat</span>/<span class="searchmatch">1a16</span>_<span class="searchmatch">edit</span> to WT:TR thanks...
Nowhere in the entry God does it say that it refers specifically to Christianity....
Ok, but if you think that "God" can't refer to the god of Islam, then you need to take that matter to WT:TR....
"Allah" is used very often in English to refer to the Islamic God! What rock have you been under?...
God is the word used in English, Allah is used in Arabic. When English people speak about the Islamic god, they use "God" too, just like they do for the...
the two words root differently by way of their different etymologies, and accordingly have different meanings which are possessed by the different pronunciations...
the transliteration, is Arabic, the translation is of Arabic the etymologies are different, the two words are of different cultures - Islam isn't Christianity...