Allah says in surat al-ikhlas that he is one of so who are the other Gods?

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 13, 2012 at 08:59

I think it is pathetic when tablighees tell us what the Qur'an says in Arabic when they cannot speak Arabic or even tell us what the Bible says when they cannot speak read or write Hebrew or Greek or Syriac and cannot read speak or write Christian Arabic

Ahad, Ahad, Ahad, Ahad, meaning only one, only one, only one, only one, referring to God, b

No it does not as the Arabic word واحد means one and the word احد as in surat al-ikhlas means ONE OF and not one

Now the word the only one means الواحد or al-wahid and not your bogus claim that it means احد

Now here is the realy disaster your Allah says in surat al-ikhlas قل هو الله احد or say he Allah is ONE OF (which means who are the other Gods besides Allah) when he should have said قل هو الله واحد or say he Allah in ONE. Now we fixed the poor Arabic

But you know what? The author of the Qur'an incorporated a foreign word here as the Hebrew word as well as the Syriac word for ONE is echad or אחד in Hebrew and ܐ݇ܝܚܝܼܕܵܐ or ahada in Syriac

But you know what? the word ahad in Arabic does not become one anymore it means one of

What a disaster

Now you tell us why do you pontificate about Arabic a language that you cannot speak read or write?

And who are the other Gods besides Allah in surat al-ikhlas?

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