Allah
Allah is the Arabic word for God, used by Arabic-speaking Christians, Jews and Muslims alike, and in Islam the one without image, partner or pantheon, whose ninety-nine names describe rather than divide him. He is included as the one God of a living tradition, and the correspondences given here are reception.
Allah is the one God of Islam (and the word Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also use for God) - not a member of any pantheon and not a planetary deity. The planetary, elemental, zodiacal and tarot values elsewhere in this entry (Sun, aether), the Friday/Saturday timing, and the Wiccan sabbats ostara and litha are Hermetic/modern-occult attributions recorded as reception, as the practice note already says. No tradition holds a correspondence table for God.
Correspondences
Offerings
- Offerings
- PrayerCharityFastingPilgrimageRecitation of the namesSilence
Sacred timing
Symbols and forms
- Alternate Names
- The GodAl-Ilah
- Gender Expression
- Beyond gender
- Titles
- The GodThe OneThe Merciful
- Symbols
- StarCircle
Practice
- Invocation Approach
- ToneAwe mercifulAddressAllahThe GodThe MercifulRelationshipThe one without image or pantheon or consortWarningThe correspondences given are the occult traditions and not claims about the divineResonanceThose bound to a single principle those seeking mercy
- Modern Practice
The practice belongs to the tradition: prayer, charity, fasting and pilgrimage. The occult correspondences given here are the ones later magic assigned, and they are marked as such.
Nature and meaning
- Domain
- The oneMercyCreationJudgementSovereigntyThe unseenThe names
- Mythology Summary
Allah is the Arabic word for God, used by Arabic-speaking Christians, Jews and Muslims alike, and in Islam the one without image, partner or pantheon, whose ninety-nine names describe rather than divide him. He is included as the one God of a living tradition, and the correspondences given here are reception.
- Related Deities
- YahwehElJesus ChristSophia
Details
- Correspondences
- ColorsVioletWhiteGoldScentsFrankincenseLavenderMyrrhMetalsGoldBrassAnimalsHorseEagleRooster
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