Ahmed Rehab and his poor Arabic and gem time read and laugh

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Nov 14, 2010 at 14:20

So Ahmed Rehab whose ancestors the Copts were brutalized by Islam is teaching those kuffar at loonwatch about islam and part of his delusions is that he believes that he has command of the Arabic language. Are you reading this Ahmed Rehab and is the word rehab a metathesis of Erhab/Irhab? what do you think ya ayuha al-falyasoof al-kabeer?

so Ahmed Rehab is his long winded article (which I will review in another post) tells us

>"Islam can be spread by invitation (da3wah)...

Oh stop here for a minute Ahmed Rehab so do you see a Heh or a hah at the end of the word Da3wa? It is a teh marbouta mr ignorant Again I can understand if ignorant Paksitanis write it this way but a big time 3alim like you? Tsk....tsk...tsk...

Oh there is more then he writes

>and persuation (hujjah)

Mr ignorant

1. the word persuation means Iqna3 and it does not mean hujja

2. And the word hujja (Hegga in Egyptian Arabic) means argument with evidence and proof

3. and there is neither hah or heh at the end of the word there is a teh marbouta

4.If you did not know that the word iqna3 means persuation and that the word hujja does not mean persuation then why should we kuffar believe that you have any good command of the Arabic language? Shame on you

then he writes

>Nor ikrah (coerction)

Really? how about iqtollo al-mushrikeen or kill the polytheists? I guess they do not count and how about your Coptic ancestors that were and still are brutalized by Islam? I guess they do not count right?

Oh I'm not done with you so stay tuned for a review of all of your article

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