Arabian imperialism and its victims

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Nov 30, 2011 at 10:53

So what did we learn this time from our dear Amin who lives among kuffar and enjoys all the social benefits paid by them so he can sit and post drivel.

I feel sorry for you because you are no more than a victim of islam and islamic delusions

And how come you did not know that Ahmad Badier is ignorant and that there is no root in Arabic called as-salmu (sic)? You see our dear Amin the Arabs are clueless about the grammar of their own language and let me share this story with you and the readers: There is a big time Shiekh in Cairo his name is Khaled el-Gendi who told his audience that the word kafir comes from the word to cover! Then he gave the audience the following example: there is a town in Egypt called Kafr el-Zayat and that the word kafr here comes from the fact that el-falaheen (the peasants) when they plant the seeds they cover them with dirt and this is why the town's name is Kafr el-Zayat!

What an ignorant man as he was lazy to check Arabic dictionaries and to find for himself that the word Kafr means village and this is why this town is called Kafr el-Zayat and kafr has nothing to do with cover and that it is a loan word from Syriac for village or town

So next time you want to quote an Arab or a wannabe arab when it comes to etymology or Arabic garmmar and meaning of Arabic words: check them first for yourself or you will make a fool of yourself

And how come you did not tell PP that the word receipt in Arabic means wasl? Let me guess because you did not take the time to verify what he wrote right?

Learn to respect the Brits that you live among and are generous enough to pay the cost of your social benefits oh and leave islam and you will get our repect

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