Re: Where is Allaah?
God as described in the Semitic religions, is a compassionate, omnipotent, all hearing all seeing god. If that were true, then a god, who witnesses the suffering of his creatures and does not respond to their cry for help, is an unjust, callous, and cruel god. Thousands of children are dying every day around the world by draughts, earthquakes, floods, tornadoes and other natural disasters or as we call them the "acts of God". The victims of these natural “holocausts” cry in desperation, pray with anguish, weep in silence, yet God does not care or is unaware that they need help. What god is this God? Where is his justice? What happened to his claim of being the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful?
This very fact proves: a) God is not hearing the cry of his creatures, b) he is incapable of helping them or c) he is a sadistic merciless, ruthless, tyrant that enjoys watching the suffering of his creatures just as Roman Emperors enjoyed watching people being devoured by lions or killed in coliseums.
I don't know what other religions say about this, but I know the explanation from the Islamic perspective. And this falls under Qadaa wal Qadr, and if you really want to learn about this then I can point you to some articles that can give you a brief idea of what this is.
Also, God is Just and like it says in Surah Sharh that after difficulty will come ease. If one does not get justice in this life then they will get justice in the afterlife on the Day of Judgement and that is the day when all accounts will be settled. So those whose accounts have been settled in this life will not have to worry about them on the Day of Judgement, but for those whose accounts have not been settled, for them all of that will be sorted out on that day.