Our dear Noha and her creator

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Apr 17, 2008 at 07:20

Our dear Noha wrote

>what is your confusion about Allah and God? We can call Him both, for us God is Allah, Allah in arabic means: The God (in other words the only God), it is : AL-ILAH (ALLAH), where AL means 'The' and ILAH means God.

You must pardon me our dear Noha but you are ignorant. The Arabic word Allah means God it does not mean the God. The word the God in Arabic is al-Ilah. So did you flunk your nahw wa qawa3ed al-lugha al-3arabiya ya roh baba?

>In the Quran Allah and God are used, prophets talking to Him say God.

So "prophets" talk to him! I have a few questions for you:

1. Does he have a phone number ?or does he use instant chat on the web? and does he have an answering machine so if the line is busy the prophet can leave a message?

2. And when he talks to prophets does he use Arabic after all he is an Arabian God or does he speak Syriac, Greek, Hebrew?

3. And when talking with the Buddha does he speak Pali? and if speaking with rama and gabesh does he speak Sanskrit?

4. and when talking with the prophets what does he talk about? do they exchange recipes? or does he check with them how is his share of the Islamic lootig as per Q8:41 doing?

5. And when he is talking to the prophets who is keeping an eye on the universe?

6. Does he sit on his little throne (not the one with the bidet) when talking to the prophets?

So much for muslim delusions

>When i pray I use both. It is not that what is important, it is the feeling for your creator which is important. I can call Him: My creator,

Your creators? Really? I thought that your creators are you parents our dear Noha unless He is your daddy!

what is the problem?

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