Sheikh Beera Stella! Another Islamic disaster!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Mar 30, 2013 at 11:34

Our dear Ali Baba al-tablghee is not aware or he is aware but he hopes that we kuffar do not know but I was able to get the video of the Egyptian Sheikh his name is Saad el-Deen el-Hilali who declared that drinking beer is halal in Islam! And he gives the reasons why and this is why he was called Shiekh Stella (and Stella is a famous beer in Egypt http://www.egypt-cairo.com/egypt_beer.html ) what a disaster and this is why he was called Shikeh Stella and here is the video where he declares that drinking beer is halal in islam! And who says that islam is not ridiculous

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJ3pZlu4fkQ

What a disaster but in islam you can drink beer our dear Ali Baba and if you do not agree then tell him that he is wrong so it seems that the ole' sheikh has read surat al-nahl aya 67 and he agrees with me and with your Allah that alcohol is great right?

Now you tell me why would Allah create something that is not great like let us say alcohol of pigs? any guesses unless he is not perfect

What a disaster

Oh more? these videos are about the fact that your so called prophet used to drink alcohol and enjoy it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mkie6b9UKJA

What a disaster Abul Qasim aka Qutham the PUBH aka Muhammad loved to drink alcohol!

Oh one more about his sahaba and the fact that Omar Ibn al-Khatab was alcoholic? here is another video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoc_x92MTpI

You see our dear Ali Baba we kuffar only tell you what your Islamic sources tell us in Arabic something that you cannot do because you cannot speak read or write Arabic right?

Now you tell me why do them Sunnis say that al-ahmadiyya that you belong to is pure kufr?

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