Our dear bayezid has no clue about what is really a kitab muharaf but he tells us that he only speaks Arabic in Bangladesh! Go figure

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 8, 2009 at 18:02

Our dear bayezid who has no clue about what I'm saying wrote

>> Oh is this like the Bible that harafahu al-yahood wa al-nasarra? Right? But if so then why do you quote kitab muharaf? Oh the Arabic? May be you can ask your mullah to tell you what it means!"

>promise me youll always be this funny in your posts. lol.

And LOL to you too

>the question here isnt about following kitab muharaf. its about showing you what ALLAH is referred as in both bible and torah.

So what is kuttub muharafa ?

>i will ask my mulla what it means and ill ask him if he knows you or not. is dhimmi your first name or is it just a title? did your sheikh give you this title ? lol.

I read this as: you have no clue about what is a kuttub muharafa

>>ina al-yahood wa al-nasarra harafu al-injil wa al-tawarah wa lakin lam yuharifu al-injil al-ladhi maktub bi al-azraq (and here is your bonus) wa lam yuharifu injil barnabas

>>So you see your evidence becomes no evidence as how would you know that your little gem hIO (sic) is no tahreef? Oh the word tahreef? well may be you can ask your mullah to tell you"

>you may be funny but you are an embarassment for your friends, the grand infidel and plato. how they wish you to speak so eloquently against islam, and here you are talkig like some host in the sesame street show. do you watch sesame street? maybe you find your inspirations from there ?

I read this as; you have no answer. OK here is the question again: li madha taqtabis kitab muharraf ya ayuha al-falyasoof al-kabeer?

>>And thay are? But even if you are correct but our dear bayezid the Bible is kitab muharf! So your evidence is no evidence do you get it?"

>no i dont get it . loll . you can just admit that you dont know what you are talking about. then i can stop taunting you and throwig proofs every now and then in your face. at least you do dmit im correct. but coming from you,its not much of a compliment. thanks anyway.

As I excepted you have no clue about what I'm talking about and you told us that you speak only Arabic in bangladesh. Remember?

>>Really? then could you provide us with a link to a Syriac dictionary where we would find such little gem: hIO?"

>The KJV Old Testament Hebrew Lexicon

No I did not ask you for a Hebrew dictionary I asked you for a Syriac dictionary

>Strong's Number: 0426 Browse Lexicon Original Word Word Origin hhla corresponding to (0433) Transliterated Word TDNT Entry 'elahh (Aramaic) TWOT - 2576 Phonetic Spelling Parts of Speech el-aw' Noun Masculine Definition

So what does that prove? Let me help you:Nothing And what does this have to do with quoting a kitab wa kutub muharaffa and where would i find your funny hIO?

>god, God god, heathen deity God (of Israel)and heres the link http://bible.crosswalk.com/Lexicons/Hebrew/heb.cgi?search=0426&version=kjv&type=eng&submit=Find

And what does this prove? let me help you: Nothing and now here is your Arabic lesson for today:

1. The Arabic word God means Ilah or rab (no it does not mean Lord) and it does no Allah as the word Allah as per your Arab masters means THE GOD

2. The word Allah in Arabic a language that you cannot reas speak or write inspite of your little fanatsy that you only speak Arabic in bangladesh, as we are told by your Arab masters is a contraction of the word al-ilah but like an ignorant tablighee that have no clue about the Arabic al al-ta3reef it means that the word Allah does nor mean God but means THE GOD. If you do not get this much it would mean that you are beyond help. So are you beyond help?

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