A comprehensive reply

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Nov 19, 2011 at 21:14

I still await your name ... and you provide me with a link to verify your university study. I would be happy to reciprocate.

"There are indeed mistakes in grammar in the Qur'an"

I refer you to the posts above where I have comprehensively shown you are not even aware of absolute basics when it come to Arabic. Then how are you able to tell if Quran has grammatical mistakes?

Also - answer me this: All book of Arabic Grammar were written after the advent of Quran. Considering that language is subject to change - so how can former books of grammar be used to judge something that is precedes them?

It is ridiculous to judge Quran by the grammar of MSA. In a previous you yourself have said something similar...

Also Quran was a major source for Classical Grammar.

Second:

(a) - You still haven't managed to answer that who supports you in these bizarre claims from known Western Scholars of Islam?

Third:

Also not to forget previously you have ridiculed the works of Arabic Grammarians. So gain I will re-iterate for you. By which grammar are you judging the Holy Quran by? Surely not the one simply in your mind.

Rest of your post remains as nonsensical as ever. ...

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