Barukh ata adonoi eleheinu melekh haolam Hebrew: blessed is he who is the lord of the universe. Hebrew v Arabic blessings = barukh/barakah lord (king)= melekh/malik world (universe) haolam/alam Do you not see something in the words? Having studied both languages I can tell you plenty of similarities. A few more examples, Hebrew being mentioned first; I = ana/ana, day = yom/yawm, hand = yad/yad, night = layl/layl. There are so many similarities, even in the formation of the letters. When will we realise that ahlul kitab people of the book ie the Christians, Jews and Muslims of the Abrahamic faith are cousins in faith and humanity. Why have we lost so much love and respect for one another. In Islam we dont believe Islam is a new religion but rather a continuation of the original message in the Torah and the bible. You can clearly see from my linguistic examples that these divine languages have so many similarities. The true original message of ONE God, is what unites us but satan (shaytaan) has got us all FOOLED and fighting :( His role is to distract us from our true purpose in life, to do good to others and to worship one God alone with no partners. Christians say hallelujah and we say in Arabic alhamdulilah meaning all praises to God. Our beliefs are not as dissimilar as you are lead to believe! Lets spread the love to our neighbours ♥♥♥
Posted on: Thu, 03 Apr 2014 20:55:02 +0000
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