You will not find the name of Jerusalem in the Qur'an and arguement from Macdonald's

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 18, 2010 at 07:28

Our dear Clyde Nassif whose ancetsors the Hindus were brutalized by Islam right our dear Clyde?

>If someone was giving you directions, and told you to make a right turn at the place with the golden arches, that sells hamburgers, for the sake of the argument, let's say, it is the ONLY one in town, and, you have lived there for a certain amount of time, couldn't we surmise what is being described - matter of fact, those arches are so familiar, probably, at least 90% of America would know whom we are talking about, EVEN, if you NEVER ate a hamburger.Sorry, but your logic is not accurate here.

Hello: the name of Jeruslaem or al-Quds or in Syriac and Christian Arabic Urshalem does not exit in the Qur'an and even the name of the city at the time of the Arab invasion of Iliya does not exist in the Qur'an and your claim is bogus

As for the historicizing nonsense of the Islamic historical tradtion it can be dated to the 11th century CE

Your claims are bogus. Your masters the Arabs the likes of al-Tabari had no clue what is really al-masjad al-aqsa or al-masjad al-haram and you think that you know? Sobhanallah

For the readers: Our dear Clyde's Arabs masters did not fix the site of the so called al-masjad al-aqsa as this Byzantine structure located on top of the temple mount until the 11th century

How come you did not know that? Could it be that you hoped that we kuffar did not know?

Oh and i will provide you with Father Zakaria Botros review of the early islamic sources your islamic sources that is but let me guess you do not speak read or write Arabic right our dear Clyde the wannabe Arab?so stay tuned

Oh and here is your bonus for today: The Umatyyads were Christian Arabs! Gasp!

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