Dhimi the anti Arab who claims to be Arab

Submitted by Mansoor (Pakistan), Mar 22, 2008 at 22:01

Dhimi your shouting and baseless terminologies cannot change the reality.

When I quote, I quote from authentic source rather than your own perception which is highly maligned and at times very very outdated.

Your Arabic standard is far below the basics which people would understand once they will find themselves. You are following a simple trick of calling true to be false, which I am sorry to say cannot be proved with the frustrated repeated actions.

Whenever you find that I got solid proof to reply you baseless claims you come out of the bag start shouting like an injured cat. Better stick to the standards and don't claim that I know no Arabic. Infact for me its a gift that I understand Arabic better and take the true message in perfect sense

Quranic concept of stationary earth is in the meanings that Allah has made the earth stationary for us otherwise we would have experienced constant earthquakes and vibrations. You are taking the meaning in altogether different perspective and trying to misguide others over here, which I think is not fair. Every body knows that Earth when you walk on it seems flat, Its a great gift of Allah and can be seen positively. Allah has mentioned Mountains as Pegs (Functionally) to make earth space to stay stationary.

Dhimi, Quran is a guiding light for me and for people like you who are ready to see the table upside down, the benefit hidden in this Holy Book, cannot be enjoyed.

Better start taking classes of your Arabic with some authentic teacher because your so called Arabic intellects are beyond the pathetic stage.

Keep trying Dhimmi, I am not frustrated, in fact I am enjoying your repeated attempts which are proving yourself to be highly insane...

Keep it up.!!!!

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