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Please forgive me, if this has been asked before. Can someone explain the crescent moon's place in Islam. I understand its called the Hilal. Thanks for any help on this topic.
"I am glad to learn my friend that you had not yet submitted yourself to any of the mouldy laws of Literature."
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"My candle burns at both ends; It will not last the night; But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends - It gives a lovely light"
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Muslim use the lunar calendar instead of the solar one. The calendar is 11 days shorter than the solar. Hilal is the crescent moon used to determine the beginning of a new month. The total number of months in the lunar calendar is 12.
That's not true. Bible seller missionare website is lying. Before Muhammed SAV Arabs were believing Allah. Because it was Abraham's religion (they accept Abraham as ancestor of Arabs too). So there was a supreme God. But they were worshipping for some idols too (like Lat, Uzza, Men'at, Hubal) and claiming those idols making them closer to Allah.
At all, those claims that you've posted means nothing. Allah is the name we know our God. But he doesn't need names, specialities, and anything. WE NEED NAMES! If you are capable to understand this, then you realize the claims of missionare-christian people are completely meaningless.
And one last thing, Hz. Muhammed's flag didn't have crest symbol on it. In fact first flag of Muslims was a plain black with no symbols on it.
ALLAH is the Arabic word for God. The First, The Last, The Eternal. Muslims are sure to use this word when referring to God so as not to confuse Allah with deities also called "God." Allah has 99 names the three listed above come from that list. The list of 99 names is verified in the Qur'an and used by the Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him). It's interesting to note that in Aramaic, the language spoken by Jesus (PBUH), the word for God is Eloh. This is natural since both Aramaic (now a dead language) and Arabic are both semitic tongues. Allah (SWT) is also referred to as The Source of Peace, The Guardian, The Witness, The Sovereign, The Majestic, The Hidden and The Bestower of Forms and Shapes. It's wonderful reading. I recommend it highly.