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The God Of Peace (EL Shalom) Alif-Lam-Mim

Judges 6:24

And Gideon built there an altar to Jehovah, and called it Jehovah-Shalom. To this day it is yet in Ophrah of the Abi-ezrites.

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Version : Darby (Bible)

In Quran from "The Book Of Mary" or "AL-Imran", the letters "Alif-Lam-Mim" or "A L M" literally refers to "Shalom" in Hebrew.

"Alif-Lam-Mim"

"Alif-Lam-Mim" is one of the so-called letters AL-Muqattaʿat — separate letters that appear at the beginning of several surahs in the Qur'ān.

There is no single consensus definition; It is believed to be a mystery or a sign from God and there are many explanations from scholars :

- Recognized as secret knowledge :

Many Islamic traditions teach that the true meaning is known only to Allah.

- Symbolic or liturgical mark :

Others consider it to be introductory literature that provokes thought and reflection before listening to the message of the Surah.

- First Letters of Words or Names :

Some argue that the letters may represent the abbreviated form of words, God's name, or explicit statements that are not explained in the text.

- Numerical and linguistic theory :

Some attribute them to the alphabetic system (numerical value of letters) or to the rhetorical style of classical Arabic as a challenge to man's ability to imitate the Qur'ān.

- Hint of the relationship between the Surahs :

The possibility that these combinations mark thematic relationships between surahs beginning with the same letter (e.g. Alif-Lam-Mim in AL-Baqarah and AL-Imran.)

"Alif-Lam-Mim" can be found at the beginning of several surahs, including Surah Al-Baqarah and Surah AaL-Imran. There is no single conclusive answer so it continues to be studied and explained differently from a theological, linguistic, and mystical perspective.

Arabic Alphabet

(Answer After +1400 years mula sa panahon)

The main Arabic alphabet has 28 letters, written from right to left.

1. ا — **Alif**

2. ب — **Bāʾ**

3. ت — **Tāʾ**

4. ث — **Thāʾ**

5. ج — **Jīm**

6. ح — **Ḥāʾ**

7. خ — **Khāʾ**

8. د — **Dāl**

9. ذ — **Dhāl**

10. ر — **Rāʾ**

11. ز — **Zayn**

12. س — **Sīn**

13. ش — **Shīn**

14. ص — **Ṣād**

15. ض — **Ḍād**

16. ط — **Ṭāʾ**

17. ظ — **Ẓāʾ**

18. ع — **ʿAyn**

19. غ — **Ghayn**

20. ف — **Fāʾ**

21. ق — **Qāf**

22. ك — **Kāf**

23. ل — **Lām**

24. م — (M" Mīm (Mem"

25. ن — **Nūn**

26. ه — **Hāʾ**

27. و — **Wāw**

28. ي — **Yāʾ**

Mīm (Mem or م) - is equivalent for letter "M" English Letters & and "מ" to Hebrew Letters.

Profile of the letter "Mem (מ)" in Hebrew

Name : Mem

Letter Image : "מ" (regular) מ־/־ם (final form: **ם**)

Transliteration : "M"

Sound : A consonant /m/ like the "M" in English is "Man"

Gematria (numerical value) : 40

Used : Used as an ordinary consonant and, at the end of a word, substitutes the final form "ם" to close the word.

Example of a word : מֶלֶךְ (melech, "king"); שָׁלוֹם (shalom, "peace") — both have a /m/ sound.

if you translate "יהוה אלם" or "יהוה אלמ"

Literal (name of letters) :

"Alef‑Lamed‑Mem" in Arabic & "Yod‑Heh‑Vav‑Heh" in Hebrew —

"Y H W H - A L M"

- Most natural English rendering :

"YHWH Silence" or "The Lord Silence."

Alternate renderings :

"Be Silent, Yahweh" or "Lord Silence" but the best word to replace for "Silent or Silence" like for "Thesaurus English" is the word "Still."

Translation of "אלמ" or "אלם"

Literal (Letters) :

"Alef‑Lamed‑Mem" transliterated "A L M"

Common lexical meaning in Biblical / Classical Hebrew :

"Silence" & “Speechlessness" or "Stillness" — rendered in English as "Silence"

Exodus 14:14

Yahweh will fight for you, and you shall be still.

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Version : W.E.B. (Bible)

Additional Note :

As a three‑letter sequence it can also function as an initialism, acronym, or name depending on context; the precise sense depends on the passage where it appears.

So from the verse "Exodus 14:14", God's reference to the use of "Still" will bring about "Silence" which when translated in Hebrew is "EL Shalom" or "The God Of Peace." which is popular for "Jehovah Shalom."

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