Our dear MS is quoting a corrupted book to prove a point and in this case it is the Qur'an!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 24, 2013 at 09:45

Our dear MS is quoting the Qur'an to prove a point but he seems to be either unaware that the Qur'an is a corrupted book or he knew and he was hoping that we kuffar do not know so which one is it our dear MS?

For women: Cover your chest (24:31); Lengthen your garments (33:59) and for both sexes; The BEST garment is righteousness and modest conduct (7:26).

But our dear MS it seems that some Muslims believe that the Qur'an is a corrupted book and that we are told by علي الطبرسي in regard to the story of جمع القران that Omar and Othman and Abu Bakr said to Ali after examining his copy of the Qur'an: نالف قران ونسقط منه ماكان فضيحة

What a disaster

For the readers: Ali al-Tubrusi wrote that Othman and Omar and Abu Bakr checked a copy of the Qur'an that Ali had and they told him that they will be the authors of the Qur'an so they can remove any embarrassing things in it!

This means the following our dear MS al-tablighee:

1. It means that the auothors of your above verses are Omar and Othman and Abu Bakr and not Allah so is that true our dear MS?

2. It also means that the Qur'an is a corrupted book and I'm not the one who is saying that so is that true our dear MS?

3. So next time you tell them nasara and Joos that their Bible is a corrupted book remember that the Qur'an is also corrupted

And here is whar al-Tubrusi wrote!

http://www.alrad.net/hiwar/tahrif/7.htm

It is not me who is saying that so if you do not like then destroy your sources and good riddance

Now you tell us kuffar why do you quote a corrupted book (the Qur'an) to prove a point you tell us

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