What Dhimmi is good at. But I can keep repeating too

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Jul 13, 2011 at 19:09

Inna and its sisters do not apply here I have posted a lengthy debate - plus i proved it from Suyuti's writing. Nor major Classical Arabic grammarian thought so either.

This particle is always written as An - and never as Inna - as he claims check the Quran - this is no celebrated mistake - its only that few poor western scholars have made it so. Top of the line western scholars don't even bring it up - else name them? Let see how many.

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Again - I wrote on nafi al jinns - anyone with elementary knowldge of classical arabic knows it.

http://www.danielpipes.org/comments/187244

Apparently

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Same Suyuti - Dhimmi praised - I used him to turn tables on him - agin here is a comprehensive reply:

http://www.danielpipes.org/comments/187244

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Ali Dashti is nonsensical reference - I have already rejected it - considering i took Suyuti away from you - that is scraping the barrel.

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Dhimmi's reply was completely wrong. As he does not even know what a "Subject" of a verb is. Even in English.

rather than deal with it - he is reapeating himself - the same nonsense.

Second I called on to him to bring an impartial judge to satisfy this matter - but no response on that fron either.

PS - here is comprehensive reply to Dhimmi - for which he had no answer for.

http://www.danielpipes.org/comments/187178

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just because you have read - Robert Spencer, Answering Islam website and probably J Wansbrough - doesn't make you expert in Arabic - that is the reason keeps repeating this Inna and its sister - and has not shown one other thing he knows about Arabic.

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