All 11 Uses

Allah
in
The Alchemist, by Coelho
(Edited)

But the only God I serve is Allah, and in his name I swear that I will do everything possible once again to win out over the desert.
p. 74.1

Allah = Islamic way of referencing God
But that disaster taught me to understand the word of Allah: people need not fear the unknown if they are capable of achieving what they need and want.
p. 79.4
The rest is up to Allah, including the danger.
p. 80.4 *
"Allah cures our illnesses," said the man, clearly frightened of the strangers.
p. 94.9
It's a war between forces that are fighting for the balance of power, and, when that type of battle begins, it lasts longer than others—because Allah is on both sides.
p. 99.9
The tribesmen preferred the taste of battle, and the thrill of not knowing what the outcome would be; the future was already written by Allah, and what he had written was always for the good of man.
p. 105.4
They believe that if they have to know about something Allah wants them to know, someone will tell them about it.
p. 107.7
Who are you to change what Allah has willed?
p. 114.7
Allah created the armies, and he also created the hawks.
p. 114.8
Allah taught me the language of the birds.
p. 114.8
"I want to see the greatness of Allah," the chief said, with respect.
p. 153.6

Definitions:

(1) (Allah)
Islamic way of referencing God

"Allah" literally means "the God" who is said by Islamics to have 99 names such as "The Merciful" and "The Compassionate". Allah is a contraction of the words "al" (the) and "ilah" (God).
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)