Our dear Amin has no clue about what is really al-rasm and what a disaster

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 10, 2012 at 14:06

What a disaster our dear Amin who lives among kuffar has no clue that it is the islamic tradition that tells us that Allah's rasm is the REAL QUR"AN but guess what? No one can read it without EDITING and I do not see an alif saghira or whatever or short vowels or many missing alifs and no shadda or hamza and how come they are all absent?

For the readers: those of you that live in NYC or LA the Met in NYC and the LA County Museum have great Quranic texts and you will find that the text has three colors where the black represents the words of Allah or the basic rasm and then we have the added (added by the ulama) vowels and consonants and they are color coded in red and yellow so the readers know that these are not Allah's vowels or consonants that are missing from the basic layer of the Qur'an is written in black so our dear Amin whose Hindu ancestors were brutalized by islam how come you did not know that? could it be that you are and you must pardon me ignorant? or could it be that they lied to you in your little madrassa? or could it be that you were hoping that we kuffar do not know? so which one is it?

For the readers here is an example of the words of Allah or rasm that no one can read with great certainty and it is from the INCOMPLETE Tashkent Qur'an and good luck if anyone can read it without the help of the readings by the masorites

What a disaster the Qur'an had to be edited so next time you dish out your bogus tablighee BS remember the Tashkent Qur'an and that it had to be EDITED by the Qur'an.

How come you did not know that?

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