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Exploring the origins and significance of the term Allah, the book delves into its linguistic roots, noting that it derives from "Ilâh," meaning any object of worship. It emphasizes that Allah is a unique, proper name that signifies the sole entity worthy of worship, devoid of plural form or derivation from other roots. The text argues that Allah embodies the essence of divinity, possessing all divine attributes, and is the only being with true existence. This exploration highlights the profound nature of the name as exclusive to the supreme essence.