Oh dear . . .more avoidance?

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Mar 13, 2013 at 19:23

Ha ha ha ha . . . . up to the old tricks again.

Post a bit of Arabic and pretend - that you are answering to something.

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Do point out - what bit exactly is claiming to be the name of Prophet Muhammad?

As to:

"وفي حديث المبعث : أنت قثم ، أنت المقفى ، أنت الحاشر ، هذه أسماء النبي سيدنا رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم . "

In the Hadith Mubhath - You are Qutham, You are Maqfah, You are Hashir, these are names of the Prophet Peace Be Upon Him.

And that is what this short statement says!

http://www.islam786.com/99namesofmuhammad.htm

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Wow! Such shameless lying . . . open lies.

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قثم : قثم الشيء يقثمه قثما واقتثمه : جمعه واجترفه ، ويقال : قثام ، أي : اقثم ، مطرد "

This is a dictionary entry. . . 3 classical Arabic dictionaries such as Taj al Aroos - Qamoos Mahit (albeit smaller than the other two) - Lisan al-Arab

They are entries on the ROOT Qa THa Ma - and also consider the name QUtham - as it is from this origin.

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"And if you can read Arabic this is what they tell us in islamweb about this disaster if you can read Arabic"

These are your usual petty, and childish lies. . . . why don't you paste this up at the Arabic Forum . . . .and then see the response.

Wait! BS becomes exposed. Oh dear. . .

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"What a disaster there ain't no Muhammad I'm not the one who is saying that it is your islamic sources so e-mail them and tell them that you our dear Amin the lost tablighee disagree with them"

Ha ha ha ha - see this what being signed up to Westernism does to you. . . all other morality is slowly dying. Hence, why lying is no longer sinful to you.

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