Islamic Godforms

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Islam has only one God, Allah.

But God has 100 names, one secret which is to be revealed in paradise.

To recite the 99 names of Allah is a core practice of some sufi sects.

In a note to column V of 777 Crowley lists these names, with the observation: "That these following are only titles of the One Ineffable Name is shown by Koran xvii. 110. But monotheism is not true for the normal consciousness, but only for that of the adept."

Especially the name Al Mumeetu can be of a particular importance for mystics, being the "Death giver", the destroyer of the Ego.

Crowley remarked that the formula of Muhammad (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of A.'.A.'.

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 But God has 100 names, one secret which is to be revealed in paradise.
 To recite the 99 names of Allah is a core practice of some sufi sects.
-Especially the name Al Mumeetu can be of a particular importance for mystics, being the &quot;Death giver&quot;, the destroyer of the Ego.
+In a note to column V of &lt;i&gt;777</i> Crowley lists these names, with the observation: "That these following are only titles of the One Ineffable Name is shown by Koran xvii. 110. But monotheism is not true for the normal consciousness, but only for that of the adept."
-Crowley meant that the formula of Muhammad (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of A.'.A.'.
+Especially the name <i>Al Mumeetu</i> can be of a particular importance for mystics, being the "Death giver", the destroyer of the Ego.
+Crowley remarked that the formula of Muhammad (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of A.'.A.'.