More muslim delusions from our dear Taj

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Apr 13, 2008 at 19:43

Our dear Taj wrote

>Our dear Taj you ain't an Arab and do you know why? because your transliteration is poor. Let me correct it: Qul ya ayuha al-nass inna rasulu Allahi ilaikum jami'an (sic) ( I susepct that this word is from the root JM3 or coming together as in ta3amu3) so where would I find this aya in the Qur'an as I need to read the original Arabic.

hahahaha....for someone who attempts - badly - to transliterate the Quran, for you to ask where a particular verse is is gut wrenchingly laughable...

Then why do not you tell us where would I find this little gem of yours in the Qur'an? Let me guess: you made it up?

>Where does it say in the above aya that this rasul is Muhammad? Let me help you. It does not.

>Soooo...who then is the ayat speaking about, lol?

ROTFL Pakistani Arabic it is called aya. Ayat is the plural for aya. Shame on you

The aya that you quoted where would I find it in the Qur'an or did you make it it up?So which one is it?

>Allah spoke to me via an angel called Gabriel and I have a book for you. You think that this rasul in the above aya might be me?

>Uh...no. Unless, you can prove you actually came with the Quran..

Oh I have even a better book than the confused and cofusing Qur'an just ask and I will tell you more

>.i doubt your birth certificate has a date of 610 or so...

So did Muhammad the Arabian warlord and caravan raider have a birth certificate and where can I find it?

>But Allah really spoke to me and i have a book for you. Well if you can believe that the Arabian geity allah spoke to a caravan raider and Arabian warlord in 7th cenutyr arabia so why should you not believe me?

And your answer is?

>al-nass means the poeple and if your Allah would have said: al-bashar or mankind/womankind you would have a case

>An Nas (there is only one seen in the word) means people or mankind -

No it does not. mankind woman kind means al-bashar ant not al-nass

> the majority of translations of the ayat use "mankind"

Could it be becuase these translations are translations by Pakistanis like you that kniow no Arabic?

Really? Could you name one?

Yep: "In huwa illa dhikrun lil-'Alameen

So where do I find the word al-bashar or even al-nass in this aya? Your claim is bogus and so is your poor education and your Arabian Allah is saying and "he, who ever he is, is the to keep in mind (see Hans Wehr page 310B) for the peoples.

So here are my questions:

1. Where would I find this little gem in the Qur'an?

2. Where would i find the name of Muahmmad or is it Ahmad or is it Qutham or is it Abul Qasim in this aya?

3. And where does it say is this aya that

ina Muhammad al-ladhi kana mawlood fi 3am al-feel inahu rasulan li kul al-bashar

And no I do not translate arabic to english !

I really pity you

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