Sentence examples for love of Allah from inspiring English sources

His 13th-century poems brim with an ecstatic love of Allah, and his resting place reflects that.

The introduction of the element of love, which changed asceticism into mysticism, is ascribed to Rābiʿah al-ʿAdawīyah (died 801), a woman from Basra who first formulated the Sufi ideal of a love of Allah (God) that was disinterested, without hope for paradise and without fear of hell.

I'm inclined to think economic and cultural resentment, not a love of Allah, drives Islamic jihadists.

They are sometimes known as the "drunkards of Islam," owing to their ecstatic love of Allah.

Thus, a stranger stopping to pray was publically displaying more than just his love of Allah.

"Being a Muslim girl represents my love of Allah and the prophet Muhammad," Alishaba told the photographer.

When asked why, Medina answers, "Because I realize that I have a lot of love for Allah.

Abstain from all sins, out of love for Allah Ta'ala.

The name Allah was used by Nabataeans in compound names, such as "Abd Allah" (The Servant/Slave of Allah), "Aush Allah" (The Faith of Allah), "Amat Allah" (The She-Servant of Allah), "Hab Allah" (Beloved of Allah), "Han Allah" (Allah is gracious), "Shalm Allah" (Peace of Allah), while the name "Wahab Allah" (The Gift of Allah) was found throughout the entire region of the Nabataean kingdom.

If we are a nation of martyrs as we claim all that we need is courage of heart and the will of killers and the belief in what we claim to be love of death for Allah's sake.

We must, for the love of God, Buddha, Allah and all the rest, stop declaring our intentions, our strategies, and our location in advance.