The Quranic word haif really means pagan and more Quranic disasters

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 5, 2012 at 11:06

Oh let me help you so here is a link to your master Sheikh al-Azhar and if you can read Arabic then follow the link for shubhat al-mushakekeen and it would help you after all Sheikh al-Azhar realizes that we kuffar are exposing Islam by using islamic sources as no more than lies and fabrications so feel free to read if you can read Arabic what the ole Shiekh is saying about all these islamic disasters

http://www.elazhar.com/qadaiaux/def1.asp

Oh in the bag of tricks" the word hanif and what a disaster as the word is a loan word from Syriac and it means pagans!

For the readers: the quranic word hanif has been a puzzle to the ulama and we are told that Ibrahim and this and that was a hanif and in actual fact the word is a loan word from Syrioc and it means PAGAN

Oh my reference?

Eastern Syriac : ܚܲܢܦܵܐ Western Syriac : ܚܰܢܦܳܐ Eastern phonetic : ' ḥan pa:   [Religion] English : 1) a pagan , a worshipper of false gods , a heathen , an atheist ; adjective : ungodly ;   French : 1) un païen , un adorateur de faux dieux , quelqu'un qui ne reconnaît pas Dieu / un incroyant / un athée ; 2) adjectif : impie , sans foi , incroyant , contraire à la religion ; Dialect : Eastern Syriac

Cf. ܚܲܢܦܵܝܵܐ

For the readers Syriac P is Arabic F and the alip/alif at the end is gone when the word is Arabized

So congratulations our dear Amin but any hanif in the Qur'an is really a pagan

See what happens when an author plagiarizes a word from another language?

Shame

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