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Allah Almighty can show any form to any creation.  If He decided to show the mountain a finger-like object that caused it to immediately collapse, then so be it.  No one can describe Allah Almigthy.

I don't know where Ibn Kathir got the "finger" part from, but be as it may, the tafsir would not be wrong if that indeed happened.  But Allah Almighty is LIMITLESS and INFINITE.  We have no clue what His Divine Realm is like.  No one can describe Him.


So how do you know the Quran is from Him?

Look at the Glorious Quran's Numerical and Scientific Miracles which the Almighty promised to reveal to all of mankind to thoroughly prove to them that the Glorious Quran is from Him:

www.answering-christianity.com/ac20.htm#links


Do not derail yourself into too many questions that attempt to describe Allah Almighty.  You can't with your human logic even answer things like;

-  Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
-  How could you when you were a microscopic being grow to thousands of times bigger in size today?


Logically these things don't make sense.  Yet, they're materialized here on earth.

I read the Hadiths about this topic.  There is not a single Hadith that says anyone will see Allah Almighty.  We will only see Allah Almighty's Light.

We're pretty much saying the same thing.  I was saying UMMA, which is a meem with domma and shadda vowels on top of it, when added to the word ALLAH, it means ALLAH OF ALL.  And I gave you the proof for this.  The brother in the video also is saying the same thing but he articulated it better than me.

I disagree with him on UMMA making the word ALLAH "bigger" and encompassing to all of Allah Almighty's Divine Attributes.  Allah is the Sovereign GOD Almighty of all.  His Holy Name, Allah, encompasses all of His Divine Attributes.  I say Allahumma is just an Arabic expression that means the Supreme GOD of all; a shortened expression that save the person from saying the same thing in multiple words like "Allah the Supreme GOD of all" or something similar.  But again, I think we're pretty much saying the same thing.

https://context.reverso.net/translation/arabic-english/%D9%87%D9%84%D9%85

Ilah in Arabic means GOD.  Allah is the Supreme GOD and the One and only GOD.


Allah-humma (Allahumma) is a compound word.  Umma is an Arabic term that gets added to words.  Like HAL-UMMA means LET US, or let us all get up, or let's go (in plural context).  Umma is an expression for the plural that gets added to the end of some words.

Allahumma means Allah of all; the Supreme GOD of all.



As to your question regarding the extra heh in Yahweh, I think it serves more as a vowel here than a letter.  But I could be wrong.  I am not sure.

[040:037]  "The ways and means of (reaching) the heavens, and that I may mount up to the God of Moses: But as far as I am concerned, I think (Moses) is a liar!" Thus was made alluring, in Pharaoh's eyes, the evil of his deeds, and he was hindered from the Path; and the plot of Pharaoh led to nothing but perdition (for him).

Allah Almighty is quoting Pharaoh here.  No one can reach Allah Almighty.  Also, Allah Almighty said that we won't be able to pass through space except when we have Sultan (mighty authority and power).  The space travel Prophecy is detailed in the Glorious Quran at:

https://www.answering-christianity.com/sci_prophecy.htm
https://www.answering-christianity.com/precise_prophecy_about_traveling_up_to_space_in_noble_quran.mp4 (By Sheikh Yusuf Estes)
https://www.answering-christianity.com/space_pressure_in_noble_quran.htm
https://www.answering-christianity.com/space_pressure_and_lack_of_oxygen.mp3
https://www.answering-christianity.com/ac20.htm#links


It is in the corrupt Bible that GOD became concerned that the Babylonians were going to reach Him with their mighty tower:

https://www.answering-christianity.com/bible_scientific_absurdities.htm

Take care,
Osama Abdallah

Allahhumma is similar to Yahweh. 

Allahhumma means  Allah the one that you are.

Yahuwah (Yahweh) means   Ya (O)  huwa (one who is He).

NAFS means self.  Allah Almighty did not use this word in the NOble Verse.  He only used Elayh (to Him).