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Incorrect translation, Allahu Akbar means “the god is the greatest” Allah is not a name that came with Islam but existed before, it just means deity. the Al pr
by asabil 3mo ago
Incorrect translation, Allahu Akbar means “the god is the greatest”
Allah is not a name that came with Islam but existed before, it just means deity. the Al prefix is the definite singular form. It just says one thing: god is a singleton and nothing is above it.
- madspindel 3mo agoNo, the correct translation is "God is greater". And it was used as a war chant against Christians. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKCx0JHzPs2/ https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKCx0JHzPs2/
- thisislife2 3mo agoWhen Indian army regiments, with predominantly Sikh soldiers, fight any army, they rally themselves for battle with cries of "Wahe Guru ki Khalsa, Wahe Guru ki Fatah" (which roughly translates to "[We] the pure are of the almighty, and the triumph in making is also of the almighty). Pakistani army, predominantly Muslim soldiers, do use the rallying cry of "Allahu Akbar". It's debatable whether these chants are meant more for themselves, than directed at their "enemies".