ROTFL Pakistani Arabic by no other than the so called convert

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 17, 2009 at 07:18

Our dear Keith wrote

>Ayat al-Kursi

Oh the little chair verse and who says that Allah is not a man with big gray beard sitting on a little chair watching the production of more virgins and boys so that his shuhada' can have a good time

> Al -Hayyul-(sic) Qayyum

ROTFL Pakistani Arabic and it is al-hayy al-qayyum and it is al- and not ul but again like all tablighees and Pakistanis (oh darn it I forgot that you are a convert ) but again you have no clue like all Pakistanis about al al-ta3reef and where does it belong so you place it as part of the word al-hayy and you have no clue that it is the definite article for the word qayyum. but again only Pakistanis fall in this little linguistic trap. ... at least this is what you told me in your poor Arabic that you are. Remember?

For the readers the word al-hayy means the living

> Allah! There is no god but He - the Living,

So we agree so far

>The Self-subsisting,

So the word al-qayyum (and it is not your bogus ul qayyum) means the self sustaining? really? Your claim is bogus but I will give you a chance: could you provide me with evidence from the Muslim masora (oh the word masora? may be you can ask one of Arabian masters to tell you what it really means) that this is what this word really means

For the readers the word al-qayyum is one of the linguistic puzzles of the Qur'an and it deos not have a clear meaning except in the minds of the likes of Keith who has to depend on a translation

>The believer who recites it following an obligatory salah is under the Care and Protection of Allah until the commencement of the next prayer. "Al-Hayyul-Qayyum" –

This transliteration is more evidence to me that you are a Pakistani (and there is nothing wrong with that) that pretends to be someone that he is not which means that you have no credibility

I urge you to abandon islam and get a grip on life

The Living, Self-Subsisting is the essence of who Allah is and permeates throughout the Quran.

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