As usual invented mistakes.

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Jan 7, 2012 at 23:10

You are THAT unoriginal - even your insults are same against all Muslim. "Pakistani Arabic" - where you cannot understand. As per usual....

Check out these supposed mistakes:

وَالْأَرْضَ بَعْدَ ذَٰلِكَ دَحَاهَا ﴿٣٠

(79:30) And after that He spread the earth;

What a disaster we have three types of mistakes in this little gem and let me repeat them one more time

1. Mistakes in spelling of perfecr Arabic words as in spelling of the word دحها had to be edited by the ulama and it is now دحاها

And if we kuffar read your aya in Arabic we can find that you are using the EDITED دحاها and not Allah's word دحها do you know whatt his means ya ayuha al-ghabi al-kabeer? It means that you are EDITING Allah's little book and you think that we should tell the religious police that you are editing Allah's little book? I smell a deportation here

The word دحا means "he spread" - there is no such word as دحها .

ها is the attached pronoun. Refers back to earth.

Meaning: He spread it.

So where did you get your fiction.... evidence?

Verifiable by Arabic-English dictionaries. ....

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2. Mistakes in chronology as was pointed out by al-Tabari if you can read it and that بعد should have been مع and what a disaster Allah does not seem to be aware of his own creation

And where exactly does Tabari say it should be مع ? Another easy lie? Th sentence read perfectly well. There is no mistake here.

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3. The word دحها ooops let me fix this poor Arabic دحاها means HE MADE IT FLAT so is the earth flat our dear slayhy?

Ahhh.... denying dictionary. AGAIN. ...

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As usual all these re made up mistakes.

Oh baydat al-na3ama? You will not find it any where excpet in the bogus claims by wannabe Arabs like you

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