Our dear Abd al-rahman is not aware that the Qur'an is saying that Muhammad is as Allah's partner

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 17, 2009 at 08:56

Our dear Abd al-Rahman who is no more than another victim of Arabian imperialism wrote

>The Prophet Muhammad, may the mercy and blessings of God be upon him, used to prohibit soldiers from killing women and children,[1]

Really? how about ayat al-sayf?and where does it say in ayat al-sayf iqtoloo al-mushrikeen lakin la taqtulu al-atfal wa la al-nisa'? Oh the Arabic? I do not translate arabic for wannabe arabs like you

>and he would advise them: "...Do not betray, do not be excessive, do not kill a newborn child." And he also said: "Whoever has killed a person having a treaty with the Muslims shall not smell the fragrance of Paradise, though its fragrance is found for a span of forty years."

Really?the ahl al-kitab thing then how about ayat al-jizya? where your Allah says that Muslims must fight (and if you fight you can get killed or be killed as per Q9:111 whihc means that your claim is bogus) and where would i find in ayat al-jizya anything about la takhunu wa la takunu za'uduun jiddan wa la taqtulu al-tifl al-mawlud. You will not find it but you will find th kill and the chop and the torture and the fight

And here is your bonus for today: I'm sure you agree that your Allah says in the Qur'an "wa ilahnia wa ilahikum wahid" right? this means that the God of the jews and the Christians is also Allah. Right? But in ayat al-jizya it says that qatiloo al-ladhina la-yu'minunna billah. Well this means that Muslims should not fight ahl al-kitab as their God is also Allah and they believe in Allah but then the aya says: wa la yuharimunna ma harrama allah wa rasuluh. Do you know what this means? It means that Muhammad is just as important as your Arabian Allah. and so much for Islamic shirk

Shame on you

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