The phrase "allah does not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing beliefs, teachings, or interpretations related to Allah in Islamic theology.
Example: "In many interpretations, Allah does not condone injustice or oppression."
Alternatives: "God does not" or "Allah never".
Allah does not differentiate between real and forged divorce papers".
"Any type of knowledge that contradicts Islam, Allah does not allow you to acquire it".
" 'Do you think that the Allah of the Koran had a son?' The most important sura in the entire Koran, sura 112, the pre-eminent chapter of the Koran, says explicitly, 'Allah does not beget, nor is he begotten.' " The missionaries' use of "Allah" to refer to the Christian God thus strikes Dr. Caner as an error both semantic and theological.
It is not the intention to copy here all the Koranic verses on the subject, but only a few will be quoted to explain the scope of the injunctions: "And fight in Allah's cause against those who wage war against you, but do not commit aggression -- for verily Allah does not love aggressors" (2 190).
Indeed, Allah does not like corrupters.
And Allah does not guide the disbelieving people" (Quran 2 264).
Allah doesn't see those situations as accidents".
Allah doesn't change the situation of people until they see what's within themselves.
If it is suggested that he keep his shop open longer, he says, "Allah doesn't want me to work too much".
"I just hope Allah doesn't take my soul until I have at least, like, a couple gallons of blood that I've spilled for him," he said in one conversation last June, according to court records.
If it is suggested that he keep his shop open longer, he says, "Allah doesn't want me to work too much". Allah, it seems, also doesn't want Libyan farmers to improve the breed of their sheep, although they could make a much better living if they did.
