Oh the context thing again!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 27, 2009 at 19:19

Our dear so called Nabil Ali who is a proud graduate of a madrassa has been told if he debating infidles and he has no way out then yell and shout and say oh it is all about the context!

>You can quote single verses by themselves and have them mean what you want them to mean. But you took it completely out of context. Certain verses applied to certain situations during certain times.

So he is telling you about ayat al-jizya oh the Arabic? I do not translate Arabic for Wannabe arabs like you but you tell us ya ayuha al-falyasoof al-kabeer what was the invented sabab al-nuzul for such aya? Let me help you: no one has a clue what ayat al-jizya is all about but all we know is what your masters the Arabs told us in the 3rd century of islam! and what on earth is 3an yad at the end of the aya? And you know what? the great Muslim masorites had no clue what this 3an yad means! And if they did not know what it really means then how would they have known anything about the context?

Oh guessing? those shameless ulama had the guts to make things up and then tell us that they knew what is really sabab al-nuzul and if you believe them and their bogus context then I have a bridge to sell it to you and oh Allah also spoke to me too and I have a booki for you written in better Arabic than your Allah's poor Arabic

The Qur'an is an opaque revelation. We really do now what it really says we only know what the ulama told us that it says in the 3rd century of islam and you know what? we do not even know if the rasm of the word MLK in surat al-fatiha is Maaliki or is it maliki so which one is it mr fake? only fools would believe this nosense so are you a fool our dear so called nabil the wannabe Arab?

I urge to stop reading the book of Arabian ignoranc e and get a life

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