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d-Qudsha, which has the same meaning as that contained
in all other Christian formulas. The Koranic formula, on
the other hand, which expresses the foundation of the Islamic
truth is a great contrast to the Trinitarians' formula: Bis-
millahi 'r-Rahmani 'r-Rahim; that is: "In the Name of the
Most Merciful and Compassionate Allah."
The Christian Trinity - inasmuch as it admits a plurality
of persons in the Deity, attributes distinct personal properties
to each person; and makes use of family names similar to
those in the pagan mythology - cannot be accepted as a true
conception of the Deity. Allah is neither the father of a son
nor the son of a father. He has no mother, nor is He self-
made. The belief in "God the Father and God the Son and
in all other Christian formulas. The Koranic formula, on
the other hand, which expresses the foundation of the Islamic
truth is a great contrast to the Trinitarians' formula: Bis-
millahi 'r-Rahmani 'r-Rahim; that is: "In the Name of the
Most Merciful and Compassionate Allah."
The Christian Trinity - inasmuch as it admits a plurality
of persons in the Deity, attributes distinct personal properties
to each person; and makes use of family names similar to
those in the pagan mythology - cannot be accepted as a true
conception of the Deity. Allah is neither the father of a son
nor the son of a father. He has no mother, nor is He self-
made. The belief in "God the Father and God the Son and