This is rubbish. Allah just means God in Arabic. Given that Allah is used to refer to God amongst Muslims in every language, non Muslims who speak that language should not be artificially barred from using the term Allah when referring to "God" as they would in English. For example, Hindus have generic terms for God like Bhagwan, Ishwar, Parmeshwar, and colloquial terms like Ooparwaalaa, Maalik and I'm sure there are others - referring to God as a generic single God. They do not always speak of a specific Hindu god. Part of this is because there is debate about whether Hinduism is polytheistic or pantheistic (with a single God in many forms.) Whatever the verdict on that, anybody who uses the term "God" in English should be able to use the term "Allah" when referring to God in a similar context. This limitation of the verb determined by courts is silly and intolerant.

muslims do not think you are superior in the eyes of the Almighty - God does not have favourites and neither is He biased, .everyone is equal in His eyes both good and evil so do not try to own 'allah' all religions are the karma of this world

Hallelujah is used in Hebrew referring to God. In fact it was ALLAH lujah in Hebrew which is closed to Arabic. the word got distorted over the period of time

May Allah bless you with enough sense that you do not write this nonsense.

Allah is the most liked name of God almighty. It does not mean one, that is why we need to say that there is no God except Allah. I think there is no harm in anyone using the name of Allah. In any case, this law will only alienate others. Islam was propagated in its early period by contact with non Muslims. We need to make others comfortable with Islam.

ALLAH is Rabulalameen. There is no copyright on word Allah. Please read Quran thoroughly to understand this concept.

I was working on a project in the US and we arranged a room to have Friday prayers. I then told my coworker Hasham Abdul Malik, an Egyptian, that we have a room if he wishes to join us. He said, "thank you brother but I am a Christian". The point is that Christian Arabs have names similar to Muslims and when they refer to God, they say Allah, as they don't have any other word for God. Allah is the Arabic word for God. Let us not make big deal about it. In the Quran Allah has said He acknowledges the intent of saying or doing things. Let us leave it to Allah and let Him be the judge. No reason to make laws banning the use of the Word Allah.

This blatant self-righteousness and religious superiority drilled into Muslim heads worldwide since the 80's really has to stop. One look around at Muslim countries and achievements is proof enough that God/Allah is not on Muslim side and judging from the thrashing by foreign armies, he hasn't been for a good 500 years !

Call rose by any name, it will remain a rose. Call cauliflower by any name, it will remain cauliflower.

Look at the big picture and stop splitting hair!