This deity forbids his followers from engaging in vain and frivolous things, or Laghw. Worshipers of this god contemplate his name during the ceremony of zikr. One story tells how this deity killed the people of Thamud after they hurt an animal he was protecting, while another story tells how this deity punished those who did not follow the advice 
This deity forbids his followers from engaging in vain and frivolous things, or Laghw. Worshipers of this god contemplate his name during the ceremony of zikr. One story tells how this deity killed the people of Thamud after they hurt an animal he was protecting, while another story tells how this deity punished those who did not follow the advice of Hud. One group who worships this god is called the Motazilites. Other worshipers of this deity use a Misbaha, or a string of prayer beads. Ways of angering this deity include committing the sin of shirk. Uzza, Manat, and Lat may have been considered the three daughters of this deity, who has ninety-nine names and shares his name with an earlier moon god whose symbol was the crescent. For ten points, name this only God of Islam, whose prophet is Muhammad.
This deity forbids his followers from engaging in vain and frivolous things, or Laghw.
{Allah} [prompt on “{God}” or “{Abrahamic God}”]