U R KIDDING?!!

Submitted by Ibrahim (Egypt), Dec 16, 2010 at 05:19

In the Quran, the word Saleh (means good or pleasant in arabic) is mentioned many times, few times Saleh is mentioned refering to the a prophet from god named Saleh and other times the word Saleh is mentioned as adjective refering to some people or some deeds... So in the semitic languages a name could be used as a noun or as an adjective, even in english it could happen that a name could be used as an adjective or vise versa (Madoona, bella, Jacqueline which means supplanter originating from Jacob).

So apparently your point that Machamad used 12 times differently doesnt mean that the one used in the songs of Solomon in the OT is not refering to Muhamad the prophet of Islam himself, actually the one in the songs of Solomon is clearly talking about the coming messiah whose mouth and words are pleasant and whom god loves the most which is exactly the description of Muhamed and the Quran! In other words, the reason of Moses' stick miracles was to overcome the magic which the Pharoh were notorious for, and Jesus came up with miracles that suits his era of medical development, and Muhamed's words and the Quran were rhyming and pleasant to the ears and had deep meanings distinguishable also from the regular humans poetry that was flourshing at this era and made most of the arabs who mastered and loved the poetry admitt that the Quran can't be the words of a man and can't be imitated. I hope i was of any help to you just to open ur eyes a little bit to the truth that u cant see. cheers

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