Khuda?
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slaveofAllah88
Slave of Allah (swt)
aslam o alikum
im not a big historian or knowledgable person but i know this word khuda is used in urdu meaning God so it cud have originated from persian.
thats all i know
As-salaamu `alaykum.
I heard the same, while it does mean God in Farsi, it's foundation I was informed, goes back to some Persian Idol.
Allaah knows best. I don't know why people substitute Allaah Hafiz and Khuda Hafiz with the Salaams anyway.
Assalamu alaykum
I remember hearing on a tape of the Muhadith, Shaykh Badiudeen Shah as-Sindhi that the word, Khuda comes from the Persians, and that it had bad origins, I do not recall it fully though, If I can find the tape, perhaps I can place it here.
Those who care enough for Allah, would not use it, having known its origins.
One of the most annoying things is when people translate Allah as "God". Or people use that instead of Allah.
Astaghfirullah, makes me so sad.
I remember hearing on a tape of the Muhadith, Shaykh Badiudeen Shah as-Sindhi that the word, Khuda comes from the Persians, and that it had bad origins, I do not recall it fully though, If I can find the tape, perhaps I can place it here.
Those who care enough for Allah, would not use it, having known its origins.
One of the most annoying things is when people translate Allah as "God". Or people use that instead of Allah.
Astaghfirullah, makes me so sad.
xSharingan01x
TraVeLer
:salam2:
In the sub-continent many people use the word 'Khuda Hafiz" or sometimes say "Allah Hafiz" as an substitute to "Saalamu alai kum". In Bengali Khuda means God. I was unaware of its Persian origin, I always assumed it was a Sanskrit term for God. I don't like using it because Hindu Bangalis also say "Khuda" so I never use it, InshaAllah people will also stop using it.
allah is with me
Rabana Wa laqal Hamd
well no..i can tell you that this word we use it for allah this word means-ALLAH i..i mean some people use it ,it's right as per as i know ...
sorry if i have said something wrong
:blackhijab:
Asja
Pearl of Islaam
Assalamu Allecoum dear sister.
Alhamdulillah dear sister that you have explained us Mashallah.
May Allah bless you dear sister and all Muslims.
Salam.
Your sister Asja
As-salaamu `alaykum.
Khuda does not mean Allaah. Allaah is from Al-Ilah, which means "The One who deserves worship", it is definite whereas Khuda is indefinite and simply means god or deity. Allaah is specific to the creator, whereas Khuda is unrestriced and is used for any deity, so the Hindus call some of their gods Khuda, as well as some of the pagan Persians. This fact alone should be enough for a Muslim to refrain from using the term, let alone the possibility that it's origins lies with an idol in of itself.
Was-salaam
hussamadin
New Member
Aslam Alykum
i lived in Iran for six years and i know farsi
Khuda is a persian word that mean lord or God and it was used before Islam and Iranian use this word now a days to refer to Allah
i lived in Iran for six years and i know farsi
Khuda is a persian word that mean lord or God and it was used before Islam and Iranian use this word now a days to refer to Allah
nyerekareem
abdur-rahman
:salam2:
it seems to me that the word " khuda " seems to cause much debate or many meanings. we muslims know that our God's name is ALLAH and he has 99 other names and attributes none of which are named " khuda " , so i think we should just use the names that we know ALLAH SWT by and avoid using names given by the disbelievers.
it seems to me that the word " khuda " seems to cause much debate or many meanings. we muslims know that our God's name is ALLAH and he has 99 other names and attributes none of which are named " khuda " , so i think we should just use the names that we know ALLAH SWT by and avoid using names given by the disbelievers.
:salam2:
it seems to me that the word " khuda " seems to cause much debate or many meanings. we muslims know that our God's name is ALLAH and he has 99 other names and attributes none of which are named " khuda " , so i think we should just use the names that we know ALLAH SWT by and avoid using names given by the disbelievers.
As-salaamu `alaykum
Baarak Allaahu feeka, well said.
Asja
Pearl of Islaam
:salam2:
it seems to me that the word " khuda " seems to cause much debate or many meanings. we muslims know that our God's name is ALLAH and he has 99 other names and attributes none of which are named " khuda " , so i think we should just use the names that we know ALLAH SWT by and avoid using names given by the disbelievers.
Alhamdulillah,I agree with you dear sister.
May Allah bless you.
Salam.
allah is with me
Rabana Wa laqal Hamd
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oh well i never knew about this..thank you for telling me the meaning of khuda
your beloved sister:blackhijab:
Hard Rock Moslem
I'm your brother
Sorry brother, in my local language if you spell it as "kuda" means horse. Sorry I'm not cracking joke, it is true you can ask any Indonesian or Malaysian or Singaporean. For "Khuda", I really do not know.