Father Zakaria Botros and Islam

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 17, 2009 at 08:07

Hi Jennifer you wrote

Hello, dhimmi no more ~You're way beyond this guy...but "breast-feeding" might have caught his interest...

You know what is really pathetic about the likes of Ibn Masud is that they are all Pakistanis. They do not speak read or write Arabic and there is no doubt in my mind that to really understand islam you must know your Arabic and none of these guys know any Arabic and it is really shocking when you discover that they all repeat the same nonsense and I can spot them (what I call Paki/tablighees) because they repeat the same nonsense. Yes I'm very sarcastic and some of them get my message and run away but most of them are clueless

Now back to that little gem of a hadith about "breast feeding of the adult" This is really a real hadith and you might be aware aout a Coptic priest and his name is Father Zakaria Botros. It seems that his brother was killed by Muslims in Egypt and now he is after Islam and with the help of the internet and what they call in the Middle East al-fada'yat or the cable syatem of TV he created a TV channel called al-hayat and it seems that everyone in the Middle East is watching and Father Zakarais's message is clear: islam does not make sense and if you are looking for real salvation and love a peace then become Christian. And it seems that many Muslims are listening. And to realize that he indeed is making some drastic changes in the Arabic speaking Middle East al-qa3ida is willing to pay anyone that kills him 5M (also I read that the number is 65M) dollars.

Fahter Zakaria uses modern classical Arabic as well as Egyptian Arabic in his broadcasts but he is now providing translations and you can watch and really enjoy this great man as he uses islamic sources to prove that islam does not make any sense and to expose Muhammad as no more than an Arabian warlord and caravan raider and child molester. As for the "breast feeding of the adult" hadith is was a sensation in the Middle East

His web site is

http://www.islamexplained.com

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