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For arabic speaking christians "Al-Haqq" is very meaningful too edit
That's weird that Issa (Jesus) says in the Bible that he is "Al-Haqq" (the truth) (John 14:6) and "the beginning and the end". People who wrote the Bible New Testament didn't have the Quran for them to read, and the expressions "to be the Beginning and the End" and "to be the Truth" are both in the Quran and the Bible to express holy names.