Our dear zzazz and you ain't no historian either

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Mar 9, 2008 at 14:02

So where did you get your references from? Remember that you can be called a plagiarist if you do not tell us and give the proper credit to those who wrote any bibliography that you provide as reference. And you know what? You cannot even read these sources and you know why? Because you do not know any Arabic, or Syriac or Hebrew and you could not have taken even History 101 as you shall see.

It is not about the English language it is about your poor education and your poor ego (very typical Muslim) oh and it is also about: Why do Christian Arabs call their God, Jesus that is, Allah?

As for the Jewish communities in the Hijaz: the correct response to my claim that the rabbinical and Syriac sources prior to 632 CE are silent about any Jewish communities in the Hijaz is that this is what historians call "argument from silence." This is not a strong argument and do you know why our dear zzazz? Because sources can be lost or destroyed or are waiting for us in some cave in Arabia.

Now the amazing thing about you is your blatant chutzpah you are not a historian and it is very clear from the above example that you have no clue about what reading literary sources is all about. You do not know any Arabic and even the little that you know is very poor. You seem to listen, read and repeat the same nonsense by other tablighees the likes of islamic-awarenee.org but you do not seem to use your own logic and common sense

So let me ask you the question again: why do Christian Arabs call their God, Jesus that is, Allah? Just guess.

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