Our dear Amin has no clue about the difference between an adverb and a verbal noun in Arabic and what a disaster

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 29, 2011 at 10:24

Our dear Amin is debating a subject that is beyond his poor deobandi/tablighee education and he wrote this little gem

>Haqiqatan is mafool mutlaq - in English the adverb.

So our dear Amin is saying ooops he made a mistake and his bogus word haqiqa is now a maf3ool mutalq which it is not in his bogus sentence and that a maf3ool mutlaq is really an adverb or zarf in Arabic right our dear Amin whose Hindu ancestors were brutalized by islam?

If so then i must inform your wahhabi school about this disaster and i can assure you that they take away from you yout three imaginary degrees in Arabic

Why the delusions? you tell me

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