Help me I need to know which one of these statements is the most feared statement.

Both depending on how you look at it.

In the name of Jesus, miracles happen, the sick are healed, evil plots are destroyed BT in the name of Allahu Akbar, the next thing u will hear is BOOM, person pikin don bomb himself.

chiiraq802:
In the name of Jesus, miracles happen, the sick are healed, evil plots are destroyed BT in the name of Allahu Akbar, the next thing u will hear is BOOM, person pikin don bomb himself.

So if someone says Allahu Akbar we need to run then.

Charleys:
Help me I need to know which one of these statements is the most feared statement.

In the first place, what is the meaning of "Allahu Akbar" since we all have the understanding of " In Jesus name "? Allahu Akbar is an Arabic statement which simple means " Allah(God) is great".

Now, back to your question : Which of the two statements is the most feared one? Anyways, the two statements and your question are contradicting, in the sense that, "In Jesus name" and "Allahu Akbar " don't imply the same thing. It should have been better to ask that between, "In Jesus name " and "In Allah name" which one is the most feared one?


So, if that's the case, and if we are to go by the Glorious attributes of Almighty Allah(God), "In Allah name" should and must be the most feared one. But, if you agree that Jesus is God( of which He is NOT), then you can claim that "In Jesus name " is the most feared one.

Now, my humble question to the Op is that, IS JESUS GOD


Have a wonderful day ahead!!!

Charleys:

So if someone says Allahu Akbar we need to run then.

Run for your life, dey are suicide bombers..hahahahahahaha.. yeye ISLAMABAD

BroOptimist:


In the first place, what is the meaning of "Allahu Akbar" since we all have the understanding of " In Jesus name "? Allahu Akbar is an Arabic statement which simple means " Allah(God) is great".

Now, back to your question. Which of the two statements is the most feared one? Anyways, the two statements and your question are contradicting, in the sense that, "In Jesus name" and "Allahu Akbar " don't imply the same thing. It should have been better to ask that between, "In Jesus name " and "In Allah name" which one is the most feared one?


So, if that's the case, and if we are to go by the Glorious attributes of Almighty Allah(God), "In Allah name" should and must be the most feared one. But, if you agree that Jesus is God( of which He is NOT), then you can claim that "In Jesus name " is the most feared one.

Now, my humble question to the Op is that, IS JESUS GOD


Have a wonderful day ahead!!!

Thanks for making me understand this that Allah refers to God but Jesus is not God, but the Son of God according to the christians

The reason why I used that is because Muslims use Allah Akbar more than praying in Allah's name but Christians end their prayers in Jesus name

Charleys:


Thanks for making me understand this that Allah refers to God but Jesus is not God, but the Son of God according to the christians

The reason why I used that is because Muslims use Allah Akbar more than praying in Allah's name but Christians end their prayers in Jesus name

Op, your welcome. Yes, we Muslims use Allah's name while worshipping him, in fact it's not only when we are worshipping him that we normally use or mention his name. We do mention his name every moment of our lives.

Also, in my previous comment, I didn't say or agree that Jesus is son of God. Hell no! It is Christians that call him son of God, but we Muslims don't and will never say or believe that. We believe him to be one of the greatest prophets and messengers of Allah(God). We don't believe him to be son of God, because Lam Yahlid, Walamuyulad(God begets not, neither is He begotten). We believe in his prophethood, and in his messengerhood. Therefore, Jesus is NOT the son of God.

Thanks.

BroOptimist:


In the first place, what is the meaning of "Allahu Akbar" since we all have the understanding of " In Jesus name "? Allahu Akbar is an Arabic statement which simple means " Allah(God) is great".

Now, back to your question : Which of the two statements is the most feared one? Anyways, the two statements and your question are contradicting, in the sense that, "In Jesus name" and "Allahu Akbar " don't imply the same thing. It should have been better to ask that between, "In Jesus name " and "In Allah name" which one is the most feared one?


So, if that's the case, and if we are to go by the Glorious attributes of Almighty Allah(God), "In Allah name" should and must be the most feared one. But, if you agree that Jesus is God( of which He is NOT), then you can claim that "In Jesus name " is the most feared one.

Now, my humble question to the Op is that, IS JESUS GOD


Have a wonderful day ahead!!!

You obviously don't have an understanding of the doctrine of the Holy Trinity. From my observation, you should be a Muslim and it's understandable that you do not understand the doctrine of the Holy Trinity. Selah.

echepops:


You obviously don't have an understanding of the doctrine of the Holy Trinity. From my observation, you should be a Muslim and it's understandable that you do not understand the doctrine of the Holy Trinity. Selah.

Please, mention one particular verse in the Bible that supports Holy Trinity.

What a fabricated idea!

Lol...

There are so many verses in the Bible telling us that there's only one God.

Pray for UNDERSTANDING. GOD IS. And you will have UNDERSTANDING beyond your Expectations.

FEAR NEITHER BUT BELIEVE THAT GOD IS OMNI-CAPABLE, OMNI-POTENT, OMNI-PRESENT OMNI-SHAPES, FORMS AND SIZES AND OMNI-EVERYTHING !!!

Fear God. That's The Beginning of Wisdom. JESUS IS THE LORD. THE LORD IS YHWH, YAHWEH, ALLAH, ODUDUWA, JEHOVAH ETCETERA DEPENDING ON WHICH PART OF THE EARTH YOU COME FROM.

In the name of Jesus every knee must bow. No other name holds such authority and power