Missing verses and more Quranic diasaters: goats and missing verses read and laugh

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Sep 27, 2011 at 14:38

More Quranic disasters so we are told in al-shari3a al-islamiyya that Muslims should punish the male and female fornicators or al-zani wa al-zaniya and should they should be stoned right our dear Amin whose Hindu ancestors were brutalized by islam and 90M Hindus were killed in cold blood by the Muslim invaders of India!

Well let us see what the Qur'an says in Q24:4 and this is what the god that calls himself rahman wa raheem that الزاني and الزانية ooops let me fix this poor Arabic اَلزّانيِ and اَلزّانِيَةُ blah....blah....blah فاجلدوهم ثمانين جلدة oh darn it Allah says that Muslims must punish the male and female fornicators by striking them with 80 stripes with a whip! right our dear Amin and this is what I call ayat al-jald!

So where would i find this little shari3a gem about the punishment that it should be الرجم ? so what happened to ayat al-rajm or اية الرجم or and let me translate this for you or the stoning verse?

Let me help you we are told that as per 3A'isha that ayat al-rajm was written on a palm leaf but sorry a hungry goat ate the palm leaf!

For the readers: I'm not kidding you this is what the tradition tells us about the reason of the fact that you will not find such aya in the Qur'an!

Do you know what this means?

1. It means that the Qur'an is incomplete and corrupted and what a fadiha

2. That a hungry goat ate Allha's words which means that Allah cannot even protect his own words from being eaten by a goat and what a karitha

3. It also means to historians that at one stage the Qur'an was not really the source of islamic law and that ayat al-rajm really predates the Quranic ayat al-jald

So much for the book of Allah!

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