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	Koran xvii.110.:<blockquote>Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."</blockquote>Especially the name ''Al Mumeetu'' can be of a particular importance for mystics, being the "Death giver", the destroyer of the Ego.		Koran xvii.110.:<blockquote>Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."</blockquote>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 [[Mohammed]] (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of [[A.'.A.'.]] and one of [[The Gnostic Saints]]. (See ''Liber Aleph'' and ''The Heart of the Master''.)		[[Aleister Crowley\|Crowley]] remarked that the formula of [[Mohammed]] (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of [[A.'.A.'.]] and one of [[The Gnostic Saints]]. (See ''Liber Aleph'' and ''The Heart of the Master''.)

	An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (i.e. a god with human attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): <blockquote>''Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad'' - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". </blockquote>The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in ''Magick, Book 4.''		An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (i.e. a god with human attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): <blockquote>''Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad'' - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". </blockquote>The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. [[Aleister Crowley\|Crowley]] included this verse in as a [[mantra]] in ''Magick, Book 4.''

	==References==		==References==

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	Koran xvii.110.:<blockquote>Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."</blockquote>Especially the name ''Al Mumeetu'' can be of a particular importance for mystics, being the "Death giver", the destroyer of the Ego.		Koran xvii.110.:<blockquote>Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."</blockquote>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 [[Mohammed]] (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of A.'.A.'. and one of [[The Gnostic Saints]]. (See ''Liber Aleph'' and ''The Heart of the Master''.)		Crowley remarked that the formula of [[Mohammed]] (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of [[A.'.A.'.]] and one of [[The Gnostic Saints]]. (See ''Liber Aleph'' and ''The Heart of the Master''.)

	An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (i.e. a god with human attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): <blockquote>''Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad'' - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". </blockquote>The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in ''Magick, Book 4.''		An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (i.e. a god with human attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): <blockquote>''Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad'' - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". </blockquote>The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in ''Magick, Book 4.''

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	Koran xvii.110.:<blockquote>Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."</blockquote>Especially the name ''Al Mumeetu'' can be of a particular importance for mystics, being the "Death giver", the destroyer of the Ego.		Koran xvii.110.:<blockquote>Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."</blockquote>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 [Mohammed] (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of A.'.A.'. and one of [[The Gnostic Saints]]. (See ''Liber Aleph'' and ''The Heart of the Master''.)		Crowley remarked that the formula of [[Mohammed]] (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of A.'.A.'. and one of [[The Gnostic Saints]]. (See ''Liber Aleph'' and ''The Heart of the Master''.)

	An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (i.e. a god with human attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): <blockquote>''Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad'' - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". </blockquote>The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in ''Magick, Book 4.''		An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (i.e. a god with human attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): <blockquote>''Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad'' - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". </blockquote>The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in ''Magick, Book 4.''

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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 God]] is a core practice of some sufi sects.

In a note to column V of <i>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."

Koran xvii.110.:<blockquote>Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."</blockquote>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 [Mohammed] (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of A.'.A.'. and one of [[The Gnostic Saints]]. (See ''Liber Aleph'' and ''The Heart of the Master''.)

An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (i.e. a god with human attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): <blockquote>''Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad'' - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". </blockquote>The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in ''Magick, Book 4.''

==References==
*Crowley, Aleister. (1997). ''Magick: Book 4.'' York Beach, Me. : S. Weiser.
*Crowley, Aleister. (1982). ''777 and Other Qabalistic Writings.'' York Beach, Me. : S. Weiser.
*Crowley, Aleister. (1991). ''Liber Aleph vel CXI : the Book of Wisdom or Folly.'' York Beach, Me. : S. Weiser.
*Crowley, Aleister. (1973). ''The Heart of the Master.'' Montréal : 93 Publishing.

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	An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (i.e. a god with human attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): <blockquote>''Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad'' - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". </blockquote>The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in ''Magick, Book 4.''		An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (i.e. a god with human attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): <blockquote>''Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad'' - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". </blockquote>The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in ''Magick, Book 4.''

	~~AL LA means "No God", Allahu Ahad means "One God".~~

	==References==		==References==

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	But God has 100 names, one secret which is to be revealed in paradise.		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.		To recite the [[99 names of God]] is a core practice of some sufi sects.

	In a note to column V of <i>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."		In a note to column V of <i>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."

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	Koran xvii.110.:<blockquote>Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."</blockquote>Especially the name ''Al Mumeetu'' can be of a particular importance for mystics, being the "Death giver", the destroyer of the Ego.		Koran xvii.110.:<blockquote>Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."</blockquote>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 [Mohammed] (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of A.'.A.'. and one of [The Gnostic Saints]. (See ''Liber Aleph'' and ''The Heart of the Master''.)		Crowley remarked that the formula of [Mohammed] (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of A.'.A.'. and one of [[The Gnostic Saints]]. (See ''Liber Aleph'' and ''The Heart of the Master''.)

	An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (i.e. a god with human attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): <blockquote>''Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad'' - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". </blockquote>The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in ''Magick, Book 4.''		An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (i.e. a god with human attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): <blockquote>''Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad'' - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". </blockquote>The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in ''Magick, Book 4.''

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	In a note to column V of <i>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."		In a note to column V of <i>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."

	Koran xvii.110.:		Koran xvii.110.:<blockquote>Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."</blockquote>Especially the name ''Al Mumeetu'' can be of a particular importance for mystics, being the "Death giver", the destroyer of the Ego.
	Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."

	~~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 [Mohammed] (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of A.'.A.'. and one of [The Gnostic Saints]. (See ''Liber Aleph'' and ''The Heart of the Master''.)

	~~Crowley remarked that the formula of Mohammed (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of A.'.A.'. (In ''Liber Aleph'' and ''The Heart of the Master'').~~		An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (i.e. a god with human attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): <blockquote>''Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad'' - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". </blockquote>The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in ''Magick, Book 4.''

	An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (~~A God~~ with ~~Human Attributes~~). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in "Magick, Book 4."

	AL LA means "No God", Allahu Ahad means "One God".		AL LA means "No God", Allahu Ahad means "One God".

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	Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."		Say: "Call upon God, or call upon Rahman: by whatever name ye call upon Him, (it is well): for to Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Neither speak thy Prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between."

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

	~~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 Mohammed (AL LA, one god) really was LA AL (no god), and he considered Mohammed to be a 9=2 of A.'.A.'. (In ''Liber Aleph'' and ''The Heart of the Master'').

	~~Crowley remarked~~ that ~~the formula of Mohammed~~ (~~AL LA, one god~~) ~~really was LA AL~~ (~~no god~~), and ~~he considered Mohammed to~~ be ~~a 9=2 of A~~.'.A.'. (~~In Liber Aleph and The Heart of~~ the ~~Master)~~.		An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (A God with Human Attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in "Magick, Book 4."

	~~Note:~~		AL LA means "No God", Allahu Ahad means "One God".
	~~An intresting aspect of the word~~ "~~Allah~~" ~~is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (A God with Human Attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): Qul Hu~~ Allahu Ahad~~, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad -~~ "~~Say: He is~~ One~~, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him~~". The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. I found it intresting Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in his "Liber ABA: Magick: Book 4: Parts I-IV"

	P.S. ~~AL LA means "No God"~~ , ~~Allahu Ahad means "One God"~~.		==References==
			*Crowley, Aleister. (1997). ''Magick: Book 4.'' York Beach, Me. : S. Weiser.
			*Crowley, Aleister. (1982). ''777 and Other Qabalistic Writings.'' York Beach, Me. : S. Weiser.
			*Crowley, Aleister. (1991). ''Liber Aleph vel CXI : the Book of Wisdom or Folly.'' York Beach, Me. : S. Weiser.
			*Crowley, Aleister. (1973). ''The Heart of the Master.'' Montréal : 93 Publishing.

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

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			An intresting aspect of the word "Allah" is that in Islam it does not imply an anthropormorphic God (A God with Human Attributes). As it says in Surat al-Ihklas (Chapter of Sincerity): Qul Hu Allahu Ahad, Allahu Samad, lam Yalid wa lam yulad, wa lam ya Qul ahu kufu wan ahad - "Say: He is One, upon whom all depend, he begets not, nore is he begotten, and there is nothing which can be compared unto him". The last Ayat or verse being the emphasis here, "There is nothing which can be compared unto Him", i.e. no being or Living thing. Allah really is LA AL (No God) , as god is understood in the western concept, as Allah is notthing that can be comprehended, Allah is the power that exist, nothing more nothing else. I found it intresting Crowley included this verse in as a mantra in his "Liber ABA: Magick: Book 4: Parts I-IV"

			P.S. AL LA means "No God" , Allahu Ahad means "One God".