1 � There is no plural of it, You can make gods from god but even in Arabic (being Arabic word) there is no plural of Allah
2 � There is no feminine of this, You can say Goddess but nothing for Allah.
Just being pedantic Keyplus - the question referred to the Bible specifically, and even as a non Christian I know there's no reference in that book to any name like Allah.
(I do realise that that's the name given to him by people of your religion, but that's not what was asked...)
Whicker - If the God of the Bible is different from the God Muslims know (Apart from few bits and pieces added) then OK I would take my answer back. Then someone may say tomorrow why Muslims believe in Jesus, Moses, Abraham and all the other messengers (pbuat) talked about in Bible.
In the Bible the divine name of God is represented by the English letter YHWH
There is a disagreement by scholars as to how to pronounce this in English as Hebrew had no Vowles in it they had to be added.
Some say Yahweh keeping the English equivatant letters as the Hebrew.
Hebrew had no letter J and most Bibles have replaced the Y with J so the name Joshua would be Yahowshu�a. We have accepted the English Joshua. So many have rendered the YHWH of God as Jehovah
In the Bible the divine name of God is represented by the English letter YHWH
There is a disagreement by scholars as to how to pronounce this in English as Hebrew had no Vowles in it they had to be added.
Some say Yahweh keeping the English equivatant letters as the Hebrew.
Hebrew had no letter J and most Bibles have replaced the Y with J so the name Joshua would be Yahowshu�a. We have accepted the English Joshua. So many have rendered the YHWH of God as Jehovah. The name appears about 7000 times and in most Bibles it is rendered in all capitals as LORD.