More Islamic drivel from our dear msm al- tablighee

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), May 15, 2011 at 13:58

For the readers: Our dear msm does not provide us with what does the word jihad really means because he does not know how to read Arabic language dictionaries where the word jihad means holy war and I challenge you to prove me wrong

>Every action is JIHAD of a "momin": a devout muslim.

ROTFL Pakistani Arabic! A Mu'min means a devout Muslim? Really? the word mu'min, and there is a hamza there, means a believer and devout means taqi and the word al-jihad means holy war and you need to stick to urdu

>So much so that even his breathing in and out are classified for blessings, "neki",

ROTFL there is an Arabic word called neki? really? it is called naqi repeat after me naqi and you are really ignorant

>a vertuous deed",

ROTFL ... virtous deed in Arabic a language that you cannot speak read or write means 3amal aw fi3l naqi

So you tell us how dare you try to explain words in a language that you cannot speak read or write?

>written by the angels,

Really? written by the angles? In which lnguage is that? and did you meet one of them or only jinnis that you met?

>the returns of which the blessed person shall be seeking ten folds in return as blessings in the hereafter. - Alhamdulillah !

gobbledygook and do you really think before you post this drivel?

>This is the greatness of ALLAH-the-Almighty, unto His believers.

Oh is this Allah? and can you ask him as you seem to have a direct phone connection with angels and with Allah? Would a kafir like me get 72 virgins to? and what would it be for you? let me guess al-ghulman right?

>MashaAllah!

ROTFL you do not end any drivel with mash'allah you end with al-salamu 3alykum ...

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