Repeat - when all else fails!

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Apr 29, 2013 at 20:53

"And for the readers: Muslims early on realized that the Qur'an is text with no context and they realized that opaque revelations do not make sense"

This is simply made by DNM - has nothing to do with Muslims whasoever. Else - who is sayinbg this. . . evidence?

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and this is why they were disagreeing than agreeing on what the Qur'an is really saying and this is why they came with the celebrated sentence al-tafseer el sahaba wa al-ta'well lel fuqaha (also al-jamee3) or (التفسير للصحابة والتأويل للفقهة (الجميع and it means al-tafseer or exegesis"

The above stupidity is highlighted here . . . if they had no context - then how were they interpreting?

[Try thinking before making things up!]

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is for the companions of Muhammad (as they have the information first hand and al-ta'weel (read this also as exegesis) is for the ulama or for anyone who can read the Qur'an as they were not witnesses to MUhammad and his revelation which means that I DMN, the big time kafir, am just as important as al-Tabari! Oh you do not like our dear Amin? but this is what your Arab masters tell us"

If anyone works through this - it sheer nonsense.

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"1. I do not see anything about Muslims here right our dear Amin?"

Sure - as you are fond of repeating one this over and over and over . . . whilst unable to deal with any answer given . . . for this why not try looking at earlier which highlights for whon the narrative is for.

See - I have answered this in detail - as DNM cannot answer back . . . he is unable to move further.

Hence repeats the same thing.

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"3. For the readers Ibn kathir wrote that may be (he does not know) Allah was saying that Muslims should not kill other Muslims! Which means that this does not apply to the killing of kuffar right our dear Amin?"

Wrong - else where?

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