I cannot stand to hear God’s name taken in vain. There is no reason for it. Why can’t they use allah’s name instead?
I fully agree that G-D is highly offensive, but I don't think that's ALL He meant by that particular commandment [the word vain in Exodus 20:7 is שוא (shav') in Hebrew, meaning emptiness, nothingness, frivolousness, even deceit or lying].
It's been a long time since I have pored over what theological scholars and rabbis say about this but I think it's time for me to do some digging again.
BTW I also think it's important to look at the context to understand exactly what G-d meant by that commandment (i.e. what the Jews were doing at the time of Moses to "take the name of Yahweh/YHWH/Adonai/Hashem/Elohim" in vain).
Of course, there are some believers who believe that the Name of G-d is so holy it shouldn't be spoken at all.