Our dear Deb and the day of love Islamic style! Read and laugh

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 20, 2010 at 07:52

Our dear Deb the follower of deen al-irhab wa rab al-irhab wa rasul al-irhab and who still have no answers to the painful fact that his claims about the Gospel of Barnabas were bogus and were no more than what we hear from poorly educated tablighees like him so are you a poorly educated tablighee our dear Deb?

>Hi Mr. Jaladhi,I understand your position on love.

Really? A muslim who understands love! Sohanallah

>This festival of Valentine's day is a pagan festival.

Really? Then let me see you our dear Deb:

1. You pray to an unseen god right our dear Deb? But you know what? There is no difference between praying to an idol or to an unseen god except in the minds or your so called allah and his rasul then congratulations our dear Deb but Islam is no more than paganism

2. You venerate and kiss a book that is made of paper and ink and glue called al-Qur'an right our dear Deb? therefore the Qur'an is also your little idol then congratulations our dear but Islam is no more than paganism

3. Your big time idol is Muhammad and his little (PUBH) right our dear Deb? And this is what paganism is all about then congratulations our dear Deb but Islam is pagan too

4. You kiss and venerate a black stone in al-ka3ba right our dear Deb? Even Umar ibn al-Khatab said that he will not kiss a stone because it is pagansim but he will only kiss such stone because he saw Abul Qasim himself kssing it! So congratulations our dear Deb al-tablighee but you are a pagan too

And here is your bonus for today: The islamic sources say in Arabic a language that you cannot speak read or write that the black stone became black because the women in Mecca used to yahuku (or to rub) their genitals in the stone so they can get pregnant and the black color is the dried blood of menses! I'm only telling you what the Muslims sources tell us. so next time before you kiss the stone remember this little story

5. You venerate a city called Mecca and do you know what this means our dear Deb? It is paganism on a grand scale so congratulations our dear Deb the wannabe arab but you are also a pagan

6. You pray is a direction of an imaginary qibla right our dear Deb al-tablighee? Well this is no more than pagansim our dear Deb

Then congratulations our dear deb but it seems that Islam is a pagan religion, astaghfirullah too which means that you can buy your sweat heart some red roses

>The imperial west is trying to impose it on the Muslims.

Oh yeah and the imperial Arabs are trying to impose the hegemony of the Arabs and their culture on victims of their imperialism like you. Shame on you

> Tell me clearly what the people of Gaza or the people of Afghanistan can celebrate in this western festival ?

And you tell us why would the people of Gaza and Afghanistan and Muslims in India whose ancestors were brutalized by Islam and by the invading Hijazi Arabs celebrate pagan and Hijazi islamic holidays the likes of 3eed al-adha you tell us mr demagogue?Allah is asking you to butcher a little lamb in-order to please him! How pathetic and barbaric

>I hope you understand that the west has caused a lot of suffering in the Muslim world in the last decade

A Muslim indian who sits in the safety of the great democracy of India and seems to care about humanity! Sobhanallah

>and now it wants to steal Muslim world's money by imposing this kind of festivals.

Money? there is money in basket cases like Pakistan or bangladesh? Really?

>Come on man , I do not find your explaination satisfactorily.

And come on man I urge you to abandon islam and be free again and get a life

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