Delusions of Issa and more

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 10, 2012 at 07:13

Our dear Issa who is really another lost tablighee is unhappy because I'm reminding him and his likes that Allah is in the habit of repeating himself ad-nauseum and it is called al-kalam al-mukarrar and it is a big time embarrassament to Muslims and even Shikeh al-Azhar tells us that he agrees that if such kalam is gone the Qur'an would shrink down to the size of a little bookl;et!

I wrote

"But wait a minute your master Shiekh al-Azhar tells us that if الكلام المكرر is deleted then the Qur'an would shrink down to the size of a كراسة oh let me help you with this one the Qur'an would shrink down to the size of a booklet! What a disaster the shrinking Qur'an and here is what he says if you can read Arabic http://elazhar.com/qadaiaux/8.asp" :

And this is our dear Issa answer

If we suppose that true,

It is true it is what your master Sheikh al-Azhar is saying so do you disagree with him?

it's because there are mankhutima ala ukulihim,

ROTFL Pakistani Arabic what on earth is this? you need to stick to Urdu our dear Jesus

they wont the understand and let understand the virtues of Islam,

What a disaster the shrinking Qur'an

and event how if the Quran is shrinked to a كراسة, fa khayru lkalami makalla wadalla,

ROTFL Pakistani Arabic it is

fa khayru al-kalam ma qala wa dala

Do your self a favor and stick to urdu

not as you do charging and charging words and notions looking for unfactual defeats.

So much for the shrinking Qur'an

I urge to get your mind out!

And I urge you to learn some real Arabic and to leave islam and be free again ...

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