Answer: ALLAH
ALLAH is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 175 times.
- The God, literally
- One praised in Mecca
- To whom the Kaaba is dedicated
- Prayer name
- "In the name of ___"
- God "the most merciful"
- God, in Islam
- Leader of Islam
- Koran Creator
- To whom a fakir prays
- Object of many prayers
- To whom a Muslim prays
- God, to a Muslim
- Shi'ite's deity
- God, in Mecca
- Praised name
- To whom Muslims pray
- One who's much praised
- Literally, the God
- He's prayed to five times a day
- Moor's deity
- Prayer recipient, maybe
- Koran focus
- Subject of much praise
- God, in the Koran
- Abu Dhabi deity
- His word is Kalam
- God to a Muslim
- God to 1.2 billion
- The Creator, in the Koran
- Shia's deity
- "Praise be to ___"
- Koran topic
- Prayer word
- God of the Koran
- God, to Muslims
- Recipient of much praise
- Big figure in the Koran
- Creator in the Koran
- God of Islam
- Imam's deity
- Islam's Supreme Being
- Islam's deity
- He's praised in Persia
- Koran deity
- Deity of Sadat
- Koran figure
- Deity of the Koran
- Muslim name of God
- God of the Muslims
- Deity for over one billion people
- Islamic deity
- He has "99 beautiful names"
- Subject of much Mideast praise
- He is often praised
- "___ akbar!"
- Object of prayers five times a day
- The god, in Arabic
- Muhammad is his messenger
- One who is often praised
- God prayed to in a mosque
- Islam's God
- God to more than a billion
- Burka wearer's deity
- Muslim god
- Muslim deity
- Fifth word of the Koran
- ''The most merciful''
- Islamic Almighty
- Islam's Almighty
- Creator name
- Muslim's Almighty
- Moslem's Almighty
- Moslem Almighty
- To whom a caliph prays
- Muhammad's Almighty
- Focus of worship, in Islam
- Burqa wearer's deity, often
- Muslims praise him
- Deity of the Quran
- Mohammed's god
- Supreme being, to some
- Imam's Almighty
- Deity in 8-Down
- Muslim's God
- Word written on the Saudi flag
- Deity of Islam
- "The most merciful"
- God in the Koran
- Quran creator
- He has 99 names
- Muslim supreme being
- What the four crescents on Iran's flag represent
- God, to 1/5 of the planet
- One who's called "the Merciful" and "the Compassionate"
- See 1-Down
- Deity named twice on Afghanistan's flag
- Islamic God
- Shia's god
- Mosque God
- To whom many pray
- Deity in the title of Sudan's national anthem
- Word appearing more than 20 times on Iran's flag
- Arabic name for God
- Object of a hajji's praise
- Sunni's god
- God, to Mike Tyson
- Supreme being
- Koran's Creator
- Creator of the Koran
- Shiite's deity
- God in the Quran
- Islamic name for the Supreme Being
- Deity for some
- "___ be praised"
- Object of some prayers
- Word on the Saudi flag
- Deity with 99 names
- Koran source
- God of Muslims
- Deity for 22-Across
- Much-praised name
- Quran deity
- Imam's God
- Deity to 1.5+ billion
- Mosque-goer's deity
- Islam deity
- Prayer figure
- Sunni's deity
- Name on the Saudi flag
- Whom Rep. Keith Ellison worships
- Kareem's god
- Major deity in Indonesia
- To whom an imam prays
- Muslim Almighty
- God, to many
- Muezzin's god
- God of the Quran
- Mullah's deity
- Mosque deity
- Holy name in Islam
- Omnipotent and all-merciful one, in Islam
- Figure also called "the Creator," "the King" and "the All-Seer"
- Name that appears 2,698 times in the Quran
- Caliph's deity
- Name seen more than 20 times on Iran's flag
- Deity prayed to in Mecca
- God referenced on Iran's flag
- Emir's Almighty
- God, in Arabic
- God worshipped in a minaret
- Koran's first proper name
- Part of iA
- God worshipped in Mecca
- Name in Eid prayers
- Almighty of Islam
- Name invoked when reciting the shahada
- Bayt ___ (destination for a Muslim pilgrim)
- God in 16-Across
- One known as "the Alive, the Eternal"
- "Ya ___ ..."
- "Masha ___"
- God to more than two billion
- One also known as Rahman
- The Kaaba, aka the House of ___
- Word spelled starting with an alif in Arabic
- One praised at the Kaaba
- Kaaba honoree
- The Almighty, in Islam
- The Creator, in Islam
- Word on Saudi Arabia's flag
- The Almighty, to most Uyghurs
- God of the Qu'ran
- Supreme Being of Islam
- Arabic for God