Our dear Khawla and democracy

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), May 26, 2008 at 10:40

Our dear Khawla (and what kind of name is Khawla?) writes and writes and then writes more but all hot air

Our dear khawla who tells us that she is a 23 year old woman does not seem to aware that democracy pre-supposes al-3ulmaniya (and I do not translate Arabic for wannabe Arabs) and I'm sure that our dear Khawla would agree with me that there is no 3ulmaniya in Islam. Right our dear khawla? Therefore I must conclude that there is no democracy in Islam. Majlis al-shura is not what democracy is all about darling

Now here is our dear Khawla's little lesson in Arabic for today:

The word taqiya has nothing to do with the Arabic word taqwa and to check out the Islamic doctrine of taqiya we turn to the Qur'an a book that more likely than not our dear Khawla cannot read in Arabic:

ila an tataqu minhum tuqatan (i3rab) wa yuhadhirukum allahu nafsahu

And it is all in black and white our dear Khawla who cannot tell the difference between taqwa and taqiya and no I do not translate Arabic for wannabe arabs and you need to get your money back from your glorious madrassa

For the readers: anyone who is really interested in reading more about the Islamic doctrine of taqiya, read Raymond Ibrahim's great book : "The al-Qaeda reader" pages 64-65 and 72-75 and page 100

How come you did not know that our dear Khawla? Are you also aware that the Qur'an says that Islam is the religion of the Hijazi Arabs and you ain't no Hijazi Arab? and are you also aware that in Egyptian Arabic the word khawal and khawla means male and female homosexual?So are you ready to change your name and do you think that we should tell Mr. Naik that his last name is a vulgar word in Arabic? See what happens when you become the slave of a foreign language and culture?

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