More admittance that I am right! Oh Yeah!

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Nov 18, 2012 at 15:31

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بإسم الاب والابن والروح القدس

or IN THE NAME OF (one word) the father the son and the holy spirit

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I enjoyed this . . . another admittance that I am/was right. As I pointed out - even the Christians use

بسم and they use باسم

Ouch!

Your RIDICULOUS and bizarre lying - see where it gets you.

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"Our dear Amin the lost tablighee who quotes English language dictionaries in-order to find the meaning of an Arabic word and I call this stupid then he writes this ridiculous claim"

But I didn't define any Arabic word . . . I defined Receipt - which is in English - as asked for. Hence this is a open and nonsensical lie. . . .

Accentuated by the fact - when you quoted it - then you added "Hint Arabic" later . . . when I pointed this out - you dropped this . . . but still quote the lie!

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"ܒܫܡ-ܐܒܐ ܘܒܪܐ ܘܪܘܚܐ-ܕܩܘܕܫܐ

And it is bishm aba wa bara wa roha d'qudsha and in Arabic it is"

This is really pathetic! Even YOU have admitted now - that there is NO WORD BISHAM . . . . It turns out - it is actually Ba - A particle and Shm or whatnot.

This is according to you . . . hence I am right!

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"How dare you tell us kuffar what is and is not Syriac!

Your arguments are ridiculous"

Ha ha ha hah - Calling an argument ridiculous is childish. . . . "proving" something is ridiculous is something else!

Hence which "argument" of mine is ridiculous . . . why are you so

And where is this EVIDENCE to say "BISHAM" is Syriac? Where?

You have simply made the claim . . . which anyone can do . . . you make up many many many . . and they turn out to be lies.

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