Muhammad's little birthday party

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Apr 2, 2009 at 07:15

Our dear Bro who is being sanctimonious wrote

>Mashallah i see your zeal for knowledge etc

What knowledge?

>but talking about the Most high in this manner is not acceptable:

Not acceptable by whom? by you? and do you think that i really care?and who is the most high? oh Allah? but he can take care of himself right?

>And what did they serve at Muhammad's birthday? Cake and some bubbly? And was Gabriel invited? and did Muhammad's 23 wives and concubines behave themselves?

So did they serve a cake and some bubbly at Abul Qasim's little birthday party and did his 23 wives and concubines behave themselves?

>7. And did Allah take the day off so he can watch the little birthday? and if so who was keeping an eye on the universe?this is not a joke

What gave you the impression that is a joke? So did Allah take the day off?

>and we not talking about any normal person and in fact even if we was then this sort of sarcasm is also not acceptable during a discussion,

Hello: if you are pretending to be sanctimonious then you deserve to be ridiculed. Oh may be you need to go and ask your Mullah what this really means

>if these types of discussions

What discussions? and what gave you the impression that I'm interested in a discussion with another wannabe arab like you?

>should enrage us with the slight bit of hate we should try to stay out of them.

"Us"? who is the us?and what gave you the impression that I care if it enrages you or not?

>Jazakallah

Whatever

So why do you live in England? and oh I urge you to abandon islam and be free again

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