Allah is the same God worshiped by Christians, as both the Arabic Bible and the Quran refer to Him as Allah.

The article argues that the Islamic conception of Allah is rooted in paganism, as Muhammad's tribe worshiped multiple gods, including Allah, who was associated with idols. This historical background suggests that the Allah of Islam is not the same as the God of the Bible, who is described as a singular, transcendent being without any association with idolatry. Furthermore, the Bible explicitly condemns idolatry and associates it with demonic influences, which raises questions about the legitimacy of worshiping a god with such origins. The article cites various biblical passages that emphasize the incompatibility of the worship of the true God with idolatry, highlighting the stark contrast between the biblical God and the Allah of Islam.