Our dear MS is now aware of what al-Tabari and Ibn kathir say about the so called no compulsion verse

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 22, 2013 at 07:47

Our dear ms is unaware that some of us kuffar can read Ibn kathir and al-Tabari in Arabic something that he cannot do right our dear MS al-tablighee?

There shall be no compulsion in religion: the right way is now distinct from the wrong way. Anyone who denounces the devil and believes in Allah-the-One and Only-Almighty- God has grasped the strongest bond; one that never breaks. Allah is Hearer, Omniscient (possessing ultimate knowledge of blessings)._2:256.

Oh so you tell me how come Ibn kathir and al-Tabari tell us that this little gem is not about freedom of religion and that human beings are free select the religion of their choice because if this verse is for real then 90M of your Hindu ancestors would not have been killed enslaved and raped by your Muslim masters that invaded India right our dear ms after all ayat al-sauf aborgated this little gem

But wait Ibn kathir and al-Tabari tell us that sabab al-nuzul for this little gem was not to declare that there is indeed la ikrah fi al-deen but because of some silly story about Jews adopting Muslim orphans (because Allah says that adopting kids ain't good!) and that when them Joos were deported from Media someone asked Abul Qasim the so called PUBH what to do with these children and as usual Abul Qasim the so called PUBH had to consult with an angel aka Gabriel who consulted with Allah who revealed this little gem

Now you tell me how come you did not know know that? Were you hoping that we kuffar do not know? or do you think that Ibn kathir and al-Tabari were islamophobes?

Now you tell me why the lies and fabrications?

Oh and I'm not done with you

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