Our dear M&M and his lesson in Muslim theology

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Sep 11, 2007 at 19:48

You wrote

>Quran Surah Al Baqarah:

ROTFL Pakistani Arabic it is surat al-baqara How many times do I have to tell you that?

Then you wrote

>2:256 "There is no compulsion in religion, for the right way is clearly from the wrong way. "

Ah the la ikrah fi al deen

Did you ever hear of al-nasikh wa al-mansukh? aka Allah changing his mind? Well this was abrogated by Q9:5 the infamous ayat al-sayf. How come you did not know that?

Then you wrote

>also..

17:53, 54 And tell my servants that they should speak in a most kindly manner (unto those who do not share their beliefs).

This little pablum is from Meccan Sura and was abrogated by Q9:29 where your Allah declares war on ahl al-kitab and anyone that did not want to be Muslim sorry your claim is bogus

39:41 Assuredly, We have sent down the Book to you in right form for the good of man. Whoso guided himself by it does so to his own advantage, and whoso turns away from it does so at his own loss. You certainly are not their keeper.

More pablum

Then you wrote more Pakistani Arabic

Just so you don't have to take my word for it. But you'll probably just quote another ayat

Repeat after me an aya is a singular and ayat is the plural repeat it 15 times and you are really beyond help

Then you wrote

which tells me I'm wrong and then I'll refute it, but whatever.

So just so were clear, I agree with you on many things, I do not however believe that Muslims are any worse as people than other people on the whole. However, there are some Muslims who are not reading the above ayats or ignoring them, and Muslims as a whole need to be more

ROTFL Paki/English/ Arabic it is ayat not ayats and you are ignorant

See what happens when you become the slave of a foreign language and culture?

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