Chris and his bogus history

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jul 27, 2007 at 07:27

So Sura 9 was revleaded during the Arab attack on Tabuk! Really?

so ya ayuha al-faylasoof al-kabeer where does it say in Sura 9 anything about:

1. An attack on a city by the name of Tabuk

2. This attack was on the Romans (sic) in the city of Tabuk

(notice that Muhammad used a perfect Syriac word to describe the Greeks and he called them al-Ruum which is a Syriac word when there are perfect Arabic words for "the Greeks" and they are al-ighreeq and al-yunaniyoon and why is that our dear Chris who knows no Arabic or Syriac? Urdu? It does not count here)

3. That the Romans (sic) were _mostly_ Christians

4. And what indeed Allah spoke to Muahmmad via an angel called gabriel!

5. And here is your bonus questions: why did the barbarian Arabs invade the city of Tabuk, and who says that islam was not spread by the sword, and what is the difference between such attack and the crusades?

Where is your bogus evidence?Let me help: the Qur'an does not say so

And is the word Iqtoloo in the infamous ayat al-sayf can also be read as qatiloo? stay tuned for this one

The truth is the Qur'an is an opaque revelation and if the 3Ulama in the 3rd Islam had no clue for example if Allah says Maaliki or Maliki is Surat al-Fatiha or what the word Ilaf in Surat Quraish really means then any tafseer or exegesis for sura 9 is more bogus nonsense by the clueless Muslim 3Ulama who had no clue what the Qur'an really says and shame on you for accepting such nonsense without critical examination

So much for the Qur'an the so called Kitab Mubeen maktub bi 3Arabi faseeh

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