Allah is not the name of God.

Allah is not the name of God.

Therefore, Allah is also Elohim, Yahweh, Bhagavan, Parabrahman, and all such names.

The issue is not that there are many names. The issue is that the foundation of the universal order — called Allah — is one and one alone.

Having many names does not mean there are many gods.

Allah does not have many names; He has attributes. Those who mistake attributes for names are only seeing names.

Angels (devas) are not gods. Saying there are 330 million angels does not mean there are 330 million gods to be worshipped and obeyed.

Jesus was merely a human prophet — nothing more.

Jesus was a human being, just like Muhammad, Buddha, Krishna, and Rama.

The fact that people err and idolize someone does not make that person God, nor a partner with God.

Worship and ritual veneration do not exist in Islam.

Priesthood, archana (ritual offerings), anjali (oblations), and donation boxes — none of these exist in Islam.

Therefore, there is no meaning in equating and generalizing Islam alongside all other religions.

Recognize that if someone is in a state of equating and generalizing Islam with other religions, that is a mistake.

Is it right to take something that was understood incorrectly, apply that same mistaken understanding to its true and original form, and then criticize it — without making any effort to understand it correctly or to understand the actual reality of the situation — by equating and generalizing it?