This map is total bullshit. Tengri is pagan god of Turkic people, Allah is Islamic, both words exist in all these languages and means the same different things.
Saying as native Bashkort speaker knowing about neighbors languages. And yes I don’t know what the shit is Xoday, nobody use this word, but know about Tengri and Allah
Eminymin on
“Çalap” is an also a lesser known word for god in old Oğuz Turkish
Beneficial_Nerve5776 on
Allah is not Turkish
BigDong1142 on
In Arabic tanjara literally means a cooking pot
0eray on
allah specifically refers to the god in islam and it is not the word for god.
at least in turkish
we do have the word „ilah“ which comes from arabic (and it is the root of the word allah if im not mistaken) but the primary way to say god in turkish is „tanrı“
eshrefsaati on
allah has 99 names brother
FloZone on
*Täŋri* with the meaning sky/heaven in several south Siberian Turkic languages. Apparently *gurmusta* exists in Tuvan as well, it is from Ohrmazd (Ahura Mazda) and might be a remnant from the period that the Uyghurs converted to Manichaeism.
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This map is total bullshit. Tengri is pagan god of Turkic people, Allah is Islamic, both words exist in all these languages and means the same different things.
Saying as native Bashkort speaker knowing about neighbors languages. And yes I don’t know what the shit is Xoday, nobody use this word, but know about Tengri and Allah
“Çalap” is an also a lesser known word for god in old Oğuz Turkish
Allah is not Turkish
In Arabic tanjara literally means a cooking pot
allah specifically refers to the god in islam and it is not the word for god.
at least in turkish
we do have the word „ilah“ which comes from arabic (and it is the root of the word allah if im not mistaken) but the primary way to say god in turkish is „tanrı“
allah has 99 names brother
*Täŋri* with the meaning sky/heaven in several south Siberian Turkic languages. Apparently *gurmusta* exists in Tuvan as well, it is from Ohrmazd (Ahura Mazda) and might be a remnant from the period that the Uyghurs converted to Manichaeism.