ALLAH IS A MOON "g"OD

I can guarantee you that I believed that in Islam, Allah is the omniscient being in their religion.However, upon research on Allah, I see that 1/10th of Americans believe Allah is a Pagan Moon God. The fact the the Muslim "holy" month of Ramadan starts at sight of a new crescent is one way Muslims believe he is a moon god. The Koran is not specific on Allah's definition, as Allah meaning "the God", we don't know what type of God Allah is, yet believers take him as a Supreme Deity. The crescent Moon symbol (a70;) is represented as "Moon God" in the ancient Middle East, and this symbol is found on the top of many mosques (which, of course, you should know as a place of worship to Allah). Similar to the pre-Christian Roman Empire beliefs, which was to worship outer space Gods, like Saturn and Jupiter, pre-Muslims worshipped heavenly bodies, like the Moon, because they were amazed of the objects they saw in space, and did not know what the heck it was (because they didn't have advanced technology that we have today), which made them decide that those "big objects" they see in the sky were to be worshipped. In the ancient Middle East, worship of the Moon God (aliases were Suen, Sin, and Allah) was usual. It was so common, that the writers of the "Old Testament" felt the had to reprobate lunar Gods in several verses, such as the ones below;19 And when you look up to the sky and see the sun, the moon and the stars—all the heavenly array—do not be enticed into bowing down to them and worshiping things the Lord your God has apportioned to all the nations under heaven.The Bible, Deuteronomy 4:19 (NIV)13 The houses in Jerusalem and those of the kings of Judah will be defiled like this place, Topheth—all the houses where they burned incense on the roofs to all the starry hostsand poured out drink offerings to other gods.’”The Bible, Jeremiah 19:13 (NIV)Since the sun beat down in the Middle East(Across the Middle East, summer temperatures are usually around 85 F, but often rise above 100. Source URL: http://www.climateof.com...), locals decided that the Sun shouldn't be worshipped, since they were often melting in that boiling pot, unlike the Moon God who appeared at night, when the source of heat died down. The fact that Muslims regard what was primarily a shrine to a pre-Muslim lunar deity as their holiest place is, of course, further proof that Allah was originally a “Moon god”. Why did Muhammad not build a new shrine for the God of his new religion instead of simply taking over one, which was already devoted to Allah the “Moon god”? The fact that, to this day, when Muslims make their pilgrimage to Mecca, they kiss or touch the black meteorite in the Kaaba, which is yet more proof that Allah was originally a lunar deity. Why did Muhammad not create a new "holy relic" for Muslims to kiss or touch, instead of telling them to kiss or touch Allah the Moon god's "holy relic"? Although the word "Allah" simply means "God", the fact that Muhammad did not invent a new name for his new Muslim god when he invented Islam is, of course, even more proof that Allah was originally a lunar deity. There is no debate about the fact that the Moon god worshipping Meccans referred to their supreme deity as Allah before Muhammad, which is why a man called Abd-Allah – meaning "servant of Allah", or "slave of Allah" – lived in Mecca before Muhammad and that man was very Muhammad’s father.He was presumably called Abd-Allah, because his Banu Hashim clansmen of the Quraysh tribe were pious devotees of their Moon god, as they were in charge of looking after the Kaaba shrine. Abd-Allah was not given a new Muslim name after Muhammad invented Islam, because Abd-Allah died 6 months before Muhammad was born. Moreover, even Muhammad had given one of his sons the name Abd-Allah well before he began inventing Islam at the age of 40 by writing the “Koran".I am pretty sure I did a good job here. Awaiting the rebuttals, I will be on my couch, probably rethinking all of these research.Just one question...Are you Muslim?