messenger - rasoul
messenger = rasool(on) message = risaala(ton)
No, Rasulullah is a word of Arabic which means "Prophet of God". It is derived from Rasul which means messenger or Prophet and Allah.
Rasool is the God's messenger. That's a Muslim thing, so you don't have to use the word if you aren't Muslim.
The Arabic word "rasoul" (رسول) translates to "messenger" in English. It is often used in a religious context to refer to a prophet or a divine messenger sent by God to convey His message to humanity. In Islam, the term is particularly associated with the Prophet Muhammad, who is considered the final messenger in a long line of prophets.
Prophet-Nabi Messenger-Rasool
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