Our dear Omar and tahreef al-Qur'an

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), May 22, 2010 at 08:01

Our dear Omar wrote

>The Quran was never rewritten, not even a single word was changed,

Really? well let me see ahl al-Sunna tell us that 3A'isha tells us that there was supposed to be an aya in the Qur'an called ayat al-rajm right?. So what happend to ayat al-rajm our dear Omar? Do you know what this means? It means that the Qur'an that we have is incomplete which would make it a kitab muharraf! Oh what did happen to ayat al-rajm? We are told that the aya was written on a palm leaf which was eaten by a hungry shah! A hungry goat ate your Allah's words! and this is why we do not have ayat al-tajm in the Qur'an. What a joke

Oh ahl al-shi3a tell us that the Qur'an is really a corrupted book and one of their great imams wrote this book

Fasl al-kitab fi tahreef kitab rab al-arbab lel imam Nuri al-Tabtusi

Oh the Arabic? Well you told us that you know Arabic so I do not have to translate it for you right?

Well Nuri tells us that the Qur'an is a corrupted book and he gives 12 examples of tahreef al-Qur'an and he tells us that the following was taken out of the Qur'an

1. Surat al-Awliya

2. Surat al-Nurain

These are not my claims these are the claims of another Muslim

So what did happen to these suras? Were they also eaten by a hungry goat?so much for the uncorrupted Qur'an

Oh stay tuned for more Qur'anic corruption from your own islamic sources

Now you tell us readers: How come you did not know that? Let me guess could it be that you were hoping that we kuffar do not know but in this case your claim would be a lie, or you just did not know but this would make you no more than ignorant so which one is it?

I urge you to abandon islam and be free again

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