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The Aytul Kursi Allah symbol is represented by the Arabic calligraphy for the word God (i.e. Allah). This is similar to Christianity where God isn’t technically given a name and is just called “God”. In that sense, the Allah symbol predates Islam as many Arabic peoples used it for the faiths they held before adopting the Muslim faith. However, this doesn’t take away from the meaning of the Allah symbol in modern-day Islam. In Islam, Allah is the absolute, ever-present, and omnipotent Creator of the Universe. Devout Muslims live in complete submission to His will and in humble compliance with His commandments.