- All praise to Allah, Lord of the Worlds [3].
[2] Alhamdu (All praise). To praise people is because of the good deeds that they do with their own volition. So praise God berrati: flattering Him for His good deeds. Another case with gratitude means: to acknowledge the virtue of a person to the favors it provides. We praise all praises for God is because God is the source of all the meritorious virtues.
[3] Rabb (God) means: a God obeyed Who Owns, Educates and Maintains. Rabb's pronunciation can not be used except for God, unless there is a connection, such as the rabbul temple (host).
'Alamiin (the universe): all created by God consisting of various kinds and kinds, such as: human nature, animal nature, plant nature, inanimate objects and so on. Allah the creator of all those realms.
Also, Allah = All Ah - meaning all breath, or all that breathes.
No, 'Allah" from the Arabic language, it means God. :)
No. Allah and God are two different entities.
What is different you mean? :)