I have to show you your ignorance

Submitted by sTs (United Arab Emirates), May 29, 2008 at 02:44

you say

If the self proclaimed prophet muhamad said that Jews are pigs and monkeys, reminding that Jews come from Abraham, the last one was a pig and a monkey so (following muhamad' "splendid" argument). If so, so was Ishmael a pig and a monkey, for what Abraham was his father, thus all creatures that belong to Islam, by logic- I'm I missing something?

this is the verse from the Quran

"And indeed you knew those amongst you who trangressed in the matter of the Sabbath. We said to them: "Be monkeys, despised and rejected"

"Say (oh Mohammad) to the people of the scriptures "Shall I inform you of something worse than that, regarding the recompense from God; Those Jews who incurred the Curse of Allah and His wrath, and those of whom (some) He transformed into monkeys and swines, and those who worshipped false dieties such as worse in rank of resurrection in the Hell-Fire, and far more astray from the right path"

In the two verse God talks about a group of the Jews who did not listen to the command of God not to work on the Sabbath and to test the Jews he brought the fishes near the shores in order to test, but a group of them works and catched fishes during the sabbath, other groups were hard on them and told them not to break the sabbath. they refused, so only on this group God made them monkeys and swines,

NOT THE WHOLE JEWISH POPULATION - can you understand this , or is it difficult for you

It is clear to me from your filthy tongue, that you so hatefull in your heart, you cannot see in front of your eyes

All the lies in your comments, I will not answer you

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