The Qur'an never says that islam is the religion of all of man/womankind

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 8, 2012 at 07:15

Our dear Hava aka Fatima aka Eithan (sic) aka Ashley aka atheist aka he who has multiple screen names

, it states that Quran and Islam is for all mankind,

I challenge you to find anything in the book of Arabian ignorance that says that islam is the religion of all of mankind or that Muhammad the PUBH was sent to all of mankind as a rasul from the Arabian deity Allah and so far I provided you with evidence from the Qur'an that your Allah says that islam is really the religion of the Arabs only

not as you're howling brashing (sic)!

Where is the "howling" and what on earth is "brashing"?

And this : يَا أَيُّهَا النَّاسُ اعْبُدُوا رَبَّكُمُ

For the readers our dear hava is saying that

1. This little gem says O you people pray to your God

2. And therefore our dear hava with his poor Muslim education is saying that therefore Islam must be the religion of all people and Muhammad must have been sent to all people but when he was reminded that you will not find the word Islam or the name of Muhammad in the above verse I got no answer from him and I wonder why

3. You see our dear Hava the wannabe Arab it seems that in the Egyptian book of the Dead the great Egyptian deity Amon/Ra' was quoted as saying: O you people pray to your God

So let me conclude that based on your bogus claim the religion of ancient Egypt must be the religion of all of humanity too and that Amon/Ra' must be the god of us all and Osiris must be his rasul

Then congratulations our dear Hava but you need to go to the nearest pyramid and declare the shahada of the religion of ancient Egypt

What a disaster

I urge you to leave your prepaid idiocy

And I urge you to leave islam after all the Qur'an says that islam is the religion of the Hijazi Arabs only

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