The root MSR and our dear samer who must have flunked in Arabic grammar

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jun 21, 2008 at 12:34

Our dear samer who is not man enough to admit that the Qur'an says adna wrote this little gem

>you are ignorant of arabic and you think you know Arabic. you have only a filthy tongue, that is all you know

One more time: the ignorant is you

>you cannot even make a proper conversation...

May but I can make a mighty hummus

>IF you can read Arabic, here is the meaning of Misr

اسم مصر في العربية واللغات السامية الأخرى مشتق من جذر سامي قديم قد يعني البلد

Or: ism masr fi al-lugha al-3arabiyya wa al-lughat al-samiyya al-aukhra mushtaq min jidhr sami qadeem qad ya3nii al-balad

Or: the name of Egypt in the Arabic language and the others semitic languages is derived from the semitic root that means the city

Really? A root has no meaning you ignorant without being part of a stem and your source is bogus and asmar and masr (bilad/cities and balad or city) has nothing to do with Masr/Misr except in the minds of ignorant people like you. And do you think that may be this city is the city of Masr that I told you about in my little "history tale"?What do you think Mr. ignorant?

And an example إن أمصار العرب المعروفة منذ القدم كالعراق والحجاز ومصر واليمن وغيرها كلها مازالت باقية إلى اليوم ، ماعدا الشام (سورية) التي هي الوحيدة التي تفتت وتفرقت ومازالت كذلك إلى اليوم

Oh really?So the author is saying: ina amsar al-3arab al-ma3ruffa mundh al-qadam ka al-3iraq wa al-hijaz wa masr blah blah blah and if your little gem is corrcet then the author could have written: ina amsar al-3arab al-ma3ruffa ka masr wa amsr wa masr blah blah blah and do you know why he did not write that? Because he knew very well that the word masr/misr shares the same root MSR with the word masr/amsar but they belong to different stems

the word amsar here means countries and it has nothing to do with the word masr except that they both belong to the same root MSR

Oh Now I know what are really other the Egypts (sic) oh except al-sham and why is that?Oh you also forgot that masareen and musran must fit in some how

>Got it or spell it for you

Got what? That you are ignorant? We know that already

>so much for your education, it better for you to quit if you have some brains

the semitic roots as in the case of MSR have no meaning on their own. shame on you

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