GLARING and MASSIVE mistakes in the Qur'an and the mistake of the day

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 15, 2011 at 17:38

Our dear Amin ... so here is the Quranic mistake of the day and in surat al-ikhlas your Allah says that

qul huwa allahu ahad (sic) or

قل هو الله احد

or say he Allah is one of (so who are the other gods beside Allah?) and no ahad does not mean one but it means one of right O glorious graduate of wahhabi central? my evidence? It seems that Allah agrees with me and here is the evidence

Now in surah (Pakistani Arabic) Anam (Pakistani Arabic) or surat al-an3am 19 it seems that Allah fixes this big time fadih kabeer (sic) where it says

قل انَّما هو اله وَّاحد

ya nahar eswid Allah fixed the mistake or say but then he is god that is one

So let me fix Allah's poor Arabic in surat al-ikhlas again

Qul huwa allahu Wahid or

قل هو الله واحد

So you tell us our dear Amin the wannabe Arab how do you explain that Allah calls himself wahid and ahad so which one is correct? Let me help you: Wahid and my evidence is that he corrected the mistake of surat al-ikhlas in surat al-an3am 19 right mr Einstein? and what a

فضيح كبير(sic)

يلهوي

So let me fix your bogus Arabic O glorious graduate with a majisteer in Arabic

فضيحة كبيرة

ya nahar eswid ya kharabi and Allah is also fixing his own Arabic

For the readers this is an example of what Wansbrough called variant traditions or Allah repeating himself in different literary forms where the version in surat al-ikhlas is clearly older and has clear Syriac in it in the form of the word ahad which in Arabic is wahid or one and this is more evidence that the Qur'an has multiple authors

So congratulations O glorious graduate of wahhabi central but the Qur'an has multiple authors

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