our dear dogagas and the word al-jihad part deux

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Mar 15, 2010 at 18:29

Our dear dogagas whose welfare check and the cost of his health care are paid by kuffar and potential dhimmis in Canada

>I told you that the offensive and defensive jihad is not mentioned in the Quran, only jihad is.

No you did not say that you told me the Qur'an does not have the dichotomy what ever that is remember our dear dogagas?. Did you forget that already our dear dogagas ?

>This is true for nearly every Islamic concept.

Not really. You will find a lot in the Qur'an about let us say al-nasikh wa al-mansukh wa al-harb al-mudadassa wa al-qatl wa al-qital wa allah wa rasuluhu keeping 1/5 of the loot so why not about what is really al-jihad al-difa3i wa al-jihad al-hujumi

>The 5 daily prayers are not mentioned in the Quran, yet all muslims agree they are an essential part of Islam.

I did not ask you about islamic prayers I'm asking you about al-jihad al-hujumi wa al-jihad al-difa3i in the Qur'an

>This is because of the concept of "ijma" which is an Arabic term, not an urdu one.

ROTFL Pakistani Urdu Arabic it is al-ijma3 but again tablighees have no clue about the letter 3ayn or al al-ta3reef. Hello: stick to Urdu

>It means consensus.

So al-ijma3 really means "consensus"? Sobhanallah

>The Prophet (pbuh) said that his entire community would not agree upon an error.

Did I ask you what you so called said or did not say?

>The Hadith is used to interpret the Quran, and that is how almost every Islamic concept, be it Prayer, or fasting, and even Jihad is built.

Oh the bogus hadith! Hello: the hadith is all bogus

Then there is nothing in the Qur'an about your bogus claim about al-jihad al-difa3i wa al-jihad al-hujumi right?

Be a little intellectually honest please.

No the one that is clueless is you

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