More delusions from our dear Nura

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), May 28, 2008 at 07:00

Our dear Nura ...wrote:

>My mother always told me that it is better for someone to think you are a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. You have only proven that your understanding of Arabic is VERY BAD!!!

Well we shall see.

>First of all you have misunderstood. I can read and write Arabic thanks to 4 years of instructional education. I can understand 50% of Quranic Arabic( Fusha), and all of my prayers memorized in Arabic. I find it funny that your try to pretend that you know Arabic, my husband thinks it's funny also. Anyway, again you have forced another response for clarification purposes, not argumentation:

More delusions

>Anyone who has read the Quran or knows Arabic would also know that words such as "disbeliever" has different words that illustrate not only the state of the disbeliever, but also their attributes. For example:

Drivel

>disbelievers are called the following:

Drivel

>"Kafir",singular or kafiroon, plural- Al kafiroon is translated at best as "Those who reject faith"

No it means unbelievers

>which also means a disbeliever naturally. For your information, translations, depending on the translator can use either. It depends on the translator. In the Arabic language there allot of synonyms that actually would make one word in English.

Drivel

>"La Muminun"

ROTFL what is this? Is this French?and can I have this dish with white wine?

> Muminun is believer (plural) La muminun

ROTFL . A believer means al-mu'min. There is a hamza there darling. The plural means al-Mu'minuun

> would also mean "not believer" literally, disbeliever in short English.

What is "short English" darling? Hello: even English cannot be your first language

>"Munafikoon"(plural) is a disbeliever that is in a different category. A hypocrite,

No darling. The word al-munafiquun means the hypocrites and if there is a munafiq it must be you

>which is also a rejector of faith and can be called a Kafir.

Guilty your honour. I'm a big time kafir

>"Mushrikoon"- in short English this would mean a polytheist (you),

No darling. al-mushrikeen means the polytheists and it is plural darling and yes if Allah has no like for the poltyheists then I'm a proud polytheist and I love dogs and eat pork to drive your Allah crazy

>however, the meaning is much more than this short term as all Quranic words are. Those who set up partners, rivals, those who worship others ALONG with Allah, or who do not believe in Allah at all.

me, me, me I'm a big time polytheist if this what Allah does not like

>"Zalimoon"- Plural- Can mean a polytheist, or in short English wrong-doers Those who do not believe in the oneness of Allah.

The word zalim means polytheist? Are you for real? For the readers the wrod zalim means to do wrong (see Hans Wehr page 583A) and it has nothing to do with the word kafir or mushrik and Nura is ignorant

>"Summon,Bukmoon,umyoon"-

You are a Pakistani tablighee and do you know why? Because you are using i3rab as clueless Pakistanis do darling. What on earth is summon and bukmoon and umyoon?Shame on you for pretending to know Arabic when you are really ignorant.

>In short english ,

What is "short English" darling?

>death,dumb,blind. This is an attribute to disbelievers, polytheists, those who reject faith.

Well let me see:

1. Death means: mawt (see Wortabet page 106) and not your bogus summon

2. Dumb means abkam (see Wortabet page 131) and it is not your bogus and Pakistani bukmoon

3. Blind means a3ma (see Wortabet page 47) and not your funny and Pakistani umyoon.

Shame on you for writing this drivel

>These are few from the top of my head. As you can see that there are many names for a disbeliever in how they are referred to in the Quran. There in not just one word for a disbeliever in the Quran. You should know that. An atheist is a disbeliever, no? He would also fall under the Kafiroon category, although he may have other names also. Come one expand your mind a little. Is there just one word for bad? No there are many words for any attribute. The Quran displays this. Allah alone have 100 different names in the Quran!!! Although they are all different aspects of him, they are all the names of Allah.

oh I thought that he has 99 names darling

>Allah addresses the disbeliever in more than one way dear.

And he did address me via an angel called Gabriel and I have a book for you

>Muslims know what Allah mean when he says "Ya ayuhalathina kafaru",

ROTFL it is called

ya ayuha al-ladhina kafaru

Do you have a lisp darling? Oh and when you pray in Arabic does your Allah really understand your Arabic? Do not pray in Urdu as he will have no clue about what you are saying.

> it includes all who rejects the message of Allah,.

There is no Allah darling but wait he spoke to me via an angel.

>Of course pagans are included what kind of argument is that? I think the Quran is very clear where Allah stands on polytheism.

I made up my mind if Allah does not like polytheism then I'm a polytheist

>I do not participate in actions of Bida'. So, not I do not celebrate prophet Muhammad's(PBUH) birthday. Celebrating his birthday is not an act of kuffr as agreed by the Ulma'. It is a Bid'a that should be avoided. Stop pretending that you know my religion,

Boys and giirls this is in black and white but our dear Nura the tablighee has no regard for Muhammad as she believs that no one should celebrate his birthday! I will be telling the folks at al-Azhar and let them issue a fatwa against you

>you are a fake.

No the fake is you: you are the one who pretends to be a Jewish woman from Ohio and you ain't a woman and you ain't American either

>Try again Dear.

Try what darling?

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