Our dear Haji is a kafir too

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 2, 2013 at 08:43

I think it is funny and pathetic when tablighees like to quote the Qur'an without knowing what it really says and hope that we kuffar will now know

In the whole world there are two kinds of people good (iman wale) and bad (kafir) { quran 64/2} )so now you can easily judge who is muslim and who is not.

Well let us see what Q64:2 says in Arabic a language that you cannot read speak or write

هو الذي خلقكم فمنكم كافرو ومنكم مؤمن

Or: 1. هو الذي or he is . Oh wait the he here is Allah right? then you tell us why would Allah call himself He? Unless the speaker here is Muhammad and what a disaster the author of the this aya is not Allah!

2. خلقكم means HE created you and the HE here must be Allah and more evidence that the author of this aya cannot be Allah! What a disaster

3. فمنكم means from among you

4. كافر or kafir or non Jewish non Muslim after all your so called Allah borrowed the word form Syriac kapura so congratulations our dear haji but you are really a big time kafir too

5. ومنكم مؤمن or and from among you believer

So you see our dear haji the wannabe Arab

1. The author of this little aya is not Allah so do you think that the claim that the Qur'an are the words of Allah is a big fat lie?

2. I do not see anything about your bogus "good people iman wale" right?

3. I do not see anything about your bogus bad kafir right?

4. It also means that you are a big time kafir too our dear haji the wannabe Arab

5. So who is the speaker here? It must be your so called Muhammad right? and what a disaster the Qur'an is not the words of Allah

6 Lasty the brave little gem is saying that your so called Allah created human beings as kuffar and believers which means that your little tabligh is against your Allah's little grand plan

Now you tell me why the lies and delusions?

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