This time al-Qurtubi and Q112

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 16, 2013 at 09:54

This time let us read what al-Qurtubi tells us about the linguistic disaster Ahad in surat al-Ikhlas

أَيْ الْوَاحِد

This means: Or THE ONE (al-Wahid)

What a disaster he is fixing Allah's poor Arabic and notice that he is using al al-ta3reef

Then he write

وَأَصْل " أَحَد " : وَحَد ; قُلِبَتْ الْوَاو هَمْزَة

Or as an explanation to this linguistic disaster he says

And the origin of 'Ahad: Wahad (what a disaster) so is that true our dear Submitter? Hello: he is editing the Qur'an

Oh it gets better then he says that

The letter waw was substituted for the letter hamza!

Is that true our dear Submitter?

See you cannot reach any conclusion about this linguistic disaster before understanding what is in it

What a disaster? al-Qurtubi is editing the Qur'an right our dear Submitter?

Do you know what this means? Let me help you

1. The Qur'an must be an edited book

2. We really do not know what the Qur'an really says as is it Ahad or wahad

3. It means that the author of the Qur'an's Arabic is poor

4. It means that al-Tabari and Ibn kathir and now al-Qurtubi realized that ahad is a linguistic disaster

And you know what? The shameless ulama came up with this excuse to explain this disaster

هذا عمل الكتّاب أخطءوا في الكتاب

Do you know what this means? It means that if nothing works then blame the scribes but you see our dear Submitter your Allah says that no one can change his words right? So how come he was unable to protect his words? let me guess because there ain't no Allah

Oh the Arabic! But you can ask your stupid Mullah to tell you what it says if he knows Arabic which i doubt very much

Now you tell me why do you get yourself into a topic that is far above what you seem to know? See what happens when you read Islamic web sites without critical examination of the material?

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