A person who believes a single God being exists in three persons. In Hinduism this is called Trimurti, in Dharma it is called Ayyavazhi and in Christianity it is called Trinity. This differs from standard monotheists where Muslims, Jews and other beliefs clearly state that there is only one God with no additional persons.
Monotritheist Examples in different religions:
Hindu Example:
Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are One God.
Dharma Example:
The Soul, The Spirit and The Body are One God (Ayya Vaikundar).
Christian Example:
The Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are One God.
Hindu Example:
Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are One God.
Dharma Example:
The Soul, The Spirit and The Body are One God (Ayya Vaikundar).
Christian Example:
The Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are One God.
by skhan January 31, 2010
Allawh(Al-lawh) is "The-Law" of everything, especially the Heavens and Earth and inbetween, according to Muslims. A misconception is that the pronunciation is "Allah"(Alah) but this is incorrect. In Arabic, the "A" makes "llawh" heavy with an "awh" sound(exactly like in "Law" except with a breath of an "h" sound at the end). It is only with "Li" in the prefix does "llawh" change to "llah". So you can say "Lillah"(Lil-lah) but not "Allah" since the prefix "A" makes it heavy.
Creed: "I stand witness that there is no God except for Allawh and that Muhammad is his Servant and Last Messenger."
by skhan December 30, 2008