Our dear Syed the wannabe arab and the little 3A'isha boring drama

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 27, 2008 at 06:37

Our dear Syed wrote

>poor dhimmi is a mother of aiesha he cares more than her parents who was there during her marriage in fact they approved her marriage with prophet ...

It is really pathetic that Muslims the likes of Syed the wannabe arab waste their time defending Muhammad the Arabian warlord and read this bogus history of this man and in the process stop reading real books and in the mean time their Muslim countries become basket cases of economic decline and poverty

>even they are sensible enough to know what was the age of aiesha ...

Instead of reading the hisory of the Arabs and their cultural imperialism you need to read about the history of your own people the Hindus that were brutalized by islam and by Arabian imperialism but again you live a fanatsy land of denial and self hate (you hate your won ancestors and for this i say shame) and you are dishonest as you once claimed that you live in Iran and why was that? Are you not proud of your own heritage our dear Syed the wannabe Arabs?

But you know what? If you ever move to al-HIjaz your likes would be called maskeen min al-Hind (Thank you Knaled) Shame on you

>i am proud to be a muslim not a worshipper of ...

And speaking of praying and kissing: You pray to an unseen God. Right? Let me help you: Hello there is no difference between praying to an unseen God or to an idol except in the mind of an ignorant Arab that shall remain unnamed! And kissing and venerating a stone called al-ka3bba is not any different from venerating or kissing an idol and so much for the ignorance of Muslims like you

>thanks to Allah zillions times Alhamdulillah

I urge you to abandon islam and the imerialism of the Arabs and be free again

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