A disgraceful loss to a Muslim

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Nov 8, 2011 at 19:42

There we have it another easy but long winded victory for me. THis has happened several times before. This person dhimmi will still not drop that he does not know Arabic - but will also never explain how he does either.

In fact he does not even use his won real name - plain silly cowardice. It is like common haters who leave nasty message anonymously no the web.

All the other bile - is to take away from the fact that he CANNOT answer why Haqiqatan is found in the dictionary as an adverb. And meaning "really"

After he tried ever so hard to deny it.

Also why he has failed to answer to repeated lies that he makes up - he could not even provide reference for one.

But most importantly is his lack of knowledge of Arabic. Imagine not knowing that VERBS tend to conjugate in all virtually languages.... he was dismissing basics ... but has yet to answer a single thing.

After making one fundamental error however he did admit it that all "Masadir are nouns" - but his attitude was "so what if I got it wrong".

Well.... disgrace! And I take away all the bragging right. It will simply swear and insult. But ... that is its one talent. The most unoriginal repetitive insults. It is very good at it.

It is called: "Dhimmi"

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Mutakallim takalma haqiqa aw la

The line is:

متكلم حقيقة او لا

Mutakalimun Haqiqatan aw laa.

He denied Haqiqatan was an adverb or it even existed or meant "really". All proven by use of simple dictionary. He wasted 8 posts but has not responded to it.... since.

Here is his attempt to open up more arguments to shy away from the disgraces.

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