It is you our dear samer that needs to go back to school

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jun 25, 2008 at 06:32

Our dear Samer who has no clue about Arabic language root system and does not know how to use an Araic language dictionary wrote

>you know no Arabic, you pretend to know Arabic, remeber Bitanah?

Oh yes I remember it very well and I remember that you provided us with a reference from a dictionary but you did not give us the page number (do you think that may be you were making things up and you were hoping that we infidels do not do our home work?) but if you really know how to use an Arabic language dictionary you would have discovered that the word is Bitaanah and not your bogus bitanah. There is an alif (or aa) and not a fatha (or one a) after the letter teh.

And how come you did not tell us that the word bitaanah means: the lining of your coat/garmet?

1. Could it be because you did not know? and in this case you cannot even be an Arab? May be you need to stick to Urdu!

2. Or could it be because and you must pardon me you are a liar and you hoped that I will not find out?

3. Or could it be because you have no clue about how to use an Arabic language dictionary?

4. Or could it be because you depend on bogus translations of the Qur'an? Oh by Pakis?

5. And how can you be sure that your Arabian Allah is not talking about the lining of your little coat? Do you have his e-mail address may be we need to contact him

For the readers anyone who is interested in the Arabic language BTN and the word Bitaanah or the lining of a coat/garmet please see:

1. Hans Wehr dictionary page 64B and I'm quoting: "bitaanah bataa'in (pl.) inside lining of a garmet, retinue, entourage

2. Now notice that the word bitaanah does not seem to be used as: retinue or entourage in modern Arabic and for this see Badawi and Hinds Arabic dictionary page 84B " lining of a garmet, undercoat of paint. But you will not find the words retinue or entourage for this matter

And here is your open book question for today: al-baatinniya. Hint it has something to do with your hasheesh. So much for the miracle f the Qur'an

I urge you to abandon islam and be whole again

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