The charity given in Allah’s name.
Is the word ‘لله’ ‘Lillah’ still considered Allah’s name without the Aliph (A) and is it worthy of the same respect?
Is it sacrilege to spread a sheet with the word wrote on it on to the floor?
Re: لله Lillaah لله
lillah means "for Allah", dunno if its sacreligious to spread it on the floor, why would you want to?
Re: لله Lillaah لله
lillah is a contraction of
-- the preposition, 'li' - meaning: for, on behalf of, because of, owing to, for the sake of
-- the proper noun, Allah
similarly with the preposition 'bi' in bismillah
Re: لله Lillaah لله
Acha, to yeh lafz muqaddas hai ke nahein?
Do teen roze pehlay hamaarey mohalley ki Masjid mein Pakistan se ek Pathan uncle aaey the, chanda ikatha karney ke liyey, unhon ne ek chaadar par “Lillah” likh kar ussey darwaazey ke saath mein bichaaya huwa tha, jamaat khaaney se baahir jaatey waqt kuch loag uss ke oopar par se bhi guzar rahey thay, hamein kuch acha nahein laga lekin chup rahey ke shed yeh jaaez ho, iss liyey ab ham aap logon se pooch rahey hain ke kiya yeh Khudawand (god that sounds so maseehi) ke naam ki bayhurmati nahein hai? 
Re: لله Lillaah لله
It mentions the name of Allah doesn't it ? So what's the doubt about ?
Re: لله Lillaah لله
Bhai please try to type in english so the people of other nations and culture can understand your message.
"Lillah" means "By God". it is written as "La(With Zair like this /)-Allah"
And if he did that, he was totally ignorant. We must respect religious outlets and names of God.
Re: لله Lillaah لله
I am sure that he did not mean to put this cloth to get under others feet, He just put it to gather some money as charity and then people without noticing what is written, steping on it. In this case people who steped on it were just thinking that it just a normal cloth to gather money.
One should be carefull anyway.