Persians and Arabian imperialism

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 21, 2008 at 07:27

Our dear Saeed wrote

>dhimmi:

Yes saeed bakhtiar the wannabe Arab

>Why don't you reveal who you really are?

Well I told you that I'm mother Teresa from Berkina Fasso and if you believe that an Arabian warlord and caravan raider spoke to a deity called Allah then you must believe anything including that I'm mother Teresa from Berkina Fasso

> I said I am a Persian and am proud of that and am A Muslim and proud of that.

My point is: you are a proud Persian whose ancestors were dragged shouting and screaming into the religion of the Arabs and now you are a victim of the Arabs and their imperialism. But you know what? Ali Dashti in his book "bist o seh saal" (sp?) claimed that 70% of al-3aulum al-islamiyya (the hadith, tarikh, Islamic law, ansab, tafseer etc...) were written by Persians and not by Arabs. Do you know what this means? It means that it was Persians that shaped islam and not the Arabs and may be the ultimate insult to the Arabs and their imperialism is that Persians created their own form of Islam and that is Shi3a Islam. So what were your so called brothers the Arabs doing in the meantime? They were doing what they always did best and that is to loot, destory, rape etc... oh and as per Q8:41 1/5 of the loot goes to Allah and his rasul. They have no culture that would match the Persian culture

Stop being a victim of Arabian imperialism

>What about you dhimmi from NY's slums?

And what does living in slums or not have to do with what I'm saying to you that you must stop being a slave of the Arabs and their inferior culture and their religion and be a proud Persian

Are you also aware that the Qur'an that you cannot even read in Arabic because you ain't no Arab says in Q14:4 that islam is really the religion of the Arabs only?

>I am laughing at you.

And I pity you

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