Our dear Amin and the Muslim mind and reviewing books

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Mar 22, 2010 at 18:23

Our dear Amin the follower of deen al-irhab wa rasul al-irhab wa rab al-irhab is reviewing a book! Sobhanallah

>Here's my Review of the Book "How Fatima Started Islam: Mohammad's Daughter Tells It All"

Oh our dear Amin al-falyasoof al-kabeer is reveiwing a book! Masha'allah

But you know what? what did we learn from your book review? Nothing not a thing

Oh if you have the chance then you must read Henri Lammens' "Fatima and the daughters of Muhammad" and my review of this great work is that al-sira al-nabawiyya by Ibn Hisham in his redaction of Ibn Ishaq's Sirat rasul allah from A to Z is unhistorical or it is bogus. Now do you get it?

>written by a fake American guy who calls himself Noor Barack

Mr fahlawi how can you be sure that his name is not Noor Barack? Let me guess you cannot be sure

>(probably trying to mock Barack H. Obama)

Not a bad idea and do you think may be he is using an nom de plum so no nut case Muslim would issue a fatwa against him or would want to harm him? What do you think ya ayuha al-falyasoof al-kabeer?

>and published by Camel Flea Press (having no offices or a website, as if depicting so many camels ready to enjoy a feast in a flea market):

So?

Now back to your drivel: Hello: this is a novel and get used to it. But again if you can believe the story that an Arabian warlrod and caravan raider spoke to an Arabian deity via an angel then why not believe another story of fiction? you tell us

And mr jahil if you want to review a book then READ IT FIRST and go through it point by point and tell us why do you disagree with the author because you know what? your so called book reveiew is a poor book review ...

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