[highlander_UW]

It really depends upon what one chooses as a definition that would make a god the same. In your case you are making the core definition of "creator" core...and if you wish to remain logically consistent, then, you will claim that every god that is identified as the creator is the same god. Others will not accept your overly broad definition judging the other attendant attributes of allah are sufficiently different from God to identify him as another entity. This is not unreasonable since the claim is that Muhammad is allah's prophet, and it seems that Muhammad was visited by a demon, or perhaps Satan himself....clearly not the real God.

[adiaireton8]

the other attendant attributes of allah are sufficiently different from God to identify him as another entity.

"Sufficiently different" is far too vague to distinguish false worship of the true God from worship of a false god.

-A8