Daisy Khan watch this time the word imam and Arabic for wannabe Arabs

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jul 27, 2010 at 07:05

This annoying woman, Daisy Khan, the wife of the so called Sheikh abdul Rauf al-ikhwani (the member of the Muslim brotherhood) she has a twitter page and it is real Daisy Khan gems so here is one

"Intersections gives award to Naif Muttawa of 99 comics..."

Boys and girls you should be happy that Naif recieved a reward from a bunch of kuffar!

Oh there is more

"Rev. Chase publicly supports Cordoba house..."

Well this begs the following questions

1. I thought that the name of this little mosque is Park 51 right our dear Daisy?

2. And is this typical Muslim argument from kuffar? For the readers Muslims believe that if a kaffir agrees with them then they must be correct and all will be OK I call this islamic delusions

Oh there is more

:shouts out imam Daisy's ..."

ROTFL So this bizaarre woman thinks of her self as an Imam? astaghfirullah

For the readers: The word imam really means the leader of the islamic community and the word imam is masculine and the feminine word she imam would be imama but there is no such word in Arabic because there is no "leader of the community" that is a woman but what do we except from a wannabe Arab?

Her masters the Arabs call the prayer leader sheikh (plural shiokh and the feminine case is sheikha) they do not call him imam and there is no word in Arabic for she (imam) and they call those who recite the Qur'an as mu'adhin and in Shi3a islam an imam is a member of the family of Muhammad

Now enter the funny word mullah which is not an Arabic word but Muslims that come from places like Kashmir (where she comes from) they realize that such word in the West makes us think of ignorance and militancy so I suggest that she changes it to

Mullah Daisy

So congratulations our dear Mullah Daisy but you are now a mullah

Oh there is more

"interfaith works"

But wait her husband the so called Sheikh Abdul Rauf al-ikhwani said to his audience in Cairo that "interfaith dialog does not work"

So which one of them should we believe?

Just amazing BS and the scary thing is this woman believes her own nonsense

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