نحن نحب النبي محمد. نحن لا شيء بدون الله.

So your argument goes something like:
“He didn't call him by his first name, he called him daddy, so the name doesn't matter!”
😂 Seriously?
And now to the facts: what the Jews called God, and what Jesus called Him.
Jesus spoke in Aramaic. This language is the closest relative of Hebrew, and in it God was called:
Elah (ܐܠܗ, 'Alaha - in Aramaic),
Eloach (in Hebrew),
or Elohim, is the plural form with respect.
All these words have the same root: ALKH/ILKH, which gave us:
Eloach - in Judaism,
Allah - in Arabic (among Christians, Jews and Muslims of the Arab world),
Alaha - among Aramaic Christians (Assyrians, Chaldeans).
! That is, Jesus literally used the same Semitic word that sounds like Allah, just in his own dialect. This is a historical fact, not an opinion.

"Father" is an address, not the name of God.
Jesus did call God "Father" (in Aramaic - Abba), especially when talking about his personal relationship with Him. But:
“Father” is not God's name, but a role or characteristic.
It's the same as if you call your dad “father” instead of “Mr. Jackson."

O believers! Seek comfort in patience and prayer. Allah is truly with those who are patient.

Please change the group photo, the old one was better

he called God father but ok you know it mr. creeper

@darkknight The lie is you and your words. Jesus was a monotheist, a hanif. He never wore a cross, and he never preached faith in the trinity. He called God - Allah. It's the same with other prophets. To follow Jesus is to follow Islam and be a true Christian, and those distortions and innovations of Paul have nothing to do with all this, it is false.