Quranic disasters and the word deen/dain

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jun 1, 2012 at 07:25

Our dear Ben Othman who does not seem to know that the word furj really means vagina and not his bogus uterus right our dear Ben Othman

So let us read surat al-kafiruun (and not your bogus Surah kafiruun) aya 6 where it says in the rasm (which is supposed to be Allah's words but it lacks the short vowels which change the meaning of such words and it would be

ولكم دِينكُم ولى دِينِ

And notice that I'm suing the EDITING in the Cairo Qur'an or the words dinukum and deeni

But it seems that our dear Ben Othman is not aware that the basic rasm does not have short vowels and this is why we have the disaster of the word MLK in surat al-fatiha and is it Maaliki or maliki so the above verse can also be read as

ولكم دَينَكُم ولى دَينِ

Which would change the meaning of the aya to and you have your loan and I have my loan! right our dear Ben Othman?

And indeed the word دين must be seen as a foreign non Arabic word that it really means as I wrote before as;

the word is ܕܝܢܐ or deena compare Arabic دِين (dīn) and Hebrew דִּין (dîn).

now guess what? the Syriac word dina means

Justice, judgment sentence verdict lawsuit dispute contention law rule costom manner reason cause criterion account credit collection Oh I forgot and dayyan is judge

So you see the ulama were ignorant and they had no clue about what the Qur'an says

So the words deen/dain in the Qur'an should be read as justice or judgment and not the bogus religion

So much for the Quranic claim that it is kitab mubeen

Our dear Ben Othman do not go away as we kuffar need to expose the book of Allah as no more than a confused and confusing book

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