Quranic disasters and this time loan words from Hebrew and Syriac

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), May 30, 2012 at 11:07

While we are waiting for our dear Ben Othman whose ancestors were brutalized by Islam and now he is a follower of deen al-irhab wa rab al-irhab wa rasul al-irhab here is another loan word from the book of Allah a book that says that it is Quranan 3Arabiyyan (sic)

If we turn to Q7 157-158 where it says الرسول النبي الأمي or the messenger the prophet (this is a loan word from Hebrew and Syriac!) the ummi

Notice that I left the word ummi untranslated and guess what our dear Ben Othman ( who lives among kuffar be it Chinese or Hindu and with out them Malasyia would be a basket case)? the ulama had no clue what the word ummi really means and by pure fahlawa they tell us that it means uneducated or big time jahil! And this might explain why is the Quran such a linguistic mess

But guess what our dear Ben Othman who was either not aware or was aware but he was hoping that we kuffar do not know that there is plenty of pornography in his back yard in Malasyia? the word ummi is a loan word from Hebrew 'am ha-ares (see Wansbrough)

However I do believe it got in the Qur'an via Syriac and the word is ܥܡܡܝܐ or am ' ma ia and guess what this means our dear Ben Othman who lives among kuffar? It means 1) a Gentile (for Jews a non-Jew, for Christians someone neither Jewish nor Christian) , a pagan , a heathen , a non-believer (?) ; 2) one of the people , a layman , a plebeian

What a disaster it is not just that it is a loan word but your so called ulama had no clue about what this word really means and the end result were all these bogus stories about your so called prophet the jahil aka uneducated

What a disaster Muslims have no clue about what the Qur'an really says

So was your so called prophet a jahil? a yes or no will do

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