Our dear Asma and the bogus hadith

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jun 21, 2008 at 06:55

Our dear Asma wrote

>First of all Goldziher didn't prove anything.

That the hadith is not anachronistic? Are you for real? And do you know what is really anachronistic literature? and why do we have isnads darling? Hint: early on it was clear to those that collected the bogus hadith that there was so much fraud going on. And why do we have hadith sahih wa hadith da3eef darling? Hint: the hadith was bogus

>It was his point of view and he was more an orientalist than a historian.

Then propve him wrong darling. Hint: that the hadith is not really anachronistic and you are ignorant

>Do you know?

Know what darling? That you are ignorant? I know this already. Or that you no more than a demagogue? I already know that too.

>"Goldziher regarded Judaism and Islam as kindred faiths."

So? Hint: Islam is a by-product of the Judeo-Christian tradition darling

> In Cairo Goldziher even prayed as a Muslim:

So? What does that prove? Let me help you: nothing not a thing about what he did prove and that is the hadith is bogus and anachronistic

>"In the midst of the thousands of the pious, I rubbed my forehead against the floor of the mosque. Never in my life was I more devout, more truly devout, than on that exalted Friday.

And what does that prove? Nothing not a thing

>I don't regard Patricia Crone a reliable source.

And who cares if you regard anyone as reliable source or not. And do you know why? Because you are ignorant

The fundamental Islamic sources such as the

Snip drivel. You know Crone's little final nail in the coffin of the hadith is really mighty

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