Our dear Fajri and the Qur'an and the hadith and Arabic

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 11, 2008 at 08:29

Our dear Fajri another victim of Arabian imperialism albeit via the ignorant tablighees who converted his ancestors from the peace loving religions of Hinduism and Buddhism to the religion of the Arabs and their imperialism wrote

>Dear Mr. G. Vishvas,

I cannot speak for G Vishvas but I will answer your questions

>I'd like to ask you a few questions

OK

>1. Have you read the Holy Qur'an from beginning to the end?

Yes I read the Qur'an in Arabic something that you cannot do because you ain't no Arab and it is a violent book and it is no more than a confused and confusing book that claims to be a kitab mubeen maktub bi 3arabi faseeh ( and no I do not translate arabic for wannabe arabs like you) when this is far from the truth. If you want to know more just let me know.

>2. Have you understood and read Hadith?

Hello: the hadith is no more than bogus literature. Do you want to know more? Oh here is a little gem from the hadith: drink camels urine or is it Muhammad's urine and it will cure your illness. So do you drink camels urine, as we cannot read get a sample of Muhammad's urine, when you are sick our dear Fajri the wannabe Arab?

Oh and i love this one (thank you Father Zakaria Botros) and it is called the rida3at al-kabeer tradition where a man can be breast fed five times by a woman and then they can have a platonic relationship! If this is not drivel I have ni idea what is really drivel

So much for the hadith

>3 Have you lived among muslims long enough to know them?

Yes I did.

>Did you have enough knowledge to be able to say such things?

I urge you to revert to the religion of your ancestors and stop being a victim of Arabian imperialism and of islam

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