The Qur'an says that the earth is flat and other sordid matters

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 8, 2013 at 07:01

Our dear GoD who lives among kuffar after living among his masters the Arabs and why did he move to the lands of the kuffar he never tells us so why did you move to live among kuffar?

yes it is takhreef al-shoyookh, they are ignorant people

Not just el-shiokh but let me see is earth flat as Allah says in Q79:30 do you know that this means? It means that Allah also beykharaf (for the readers it means that Allah is making things up and it is all false)

And if we trun to the creepy ahadith we find that drinking camel's urine cures all diseases so is that true our dea GoD or is it takhrifa? You tell us

Prophet Muhammad said,

Is that Quthm aka Abul Qasim (these are Muhammad's real name and his kunya) whose papa died 4 long years before he was born (this is what we are told by Muslims)?

"there will come a time when liars will relate false Hadiths (sayings) and refer it to me

This hadith is anachronistic because no one would have dared to fabricate a hadith before his death but composing ahadith were big industry following his death and the ulama realized that most of al-ahadith were bogus and made up and this is why we are told that al-Bukhari excluded from his collection thousands of ahadith but again like any thing in Islam a hadith had to be manufactured et voila you have it

Oh anachronictic? Look this one up

but you too make takhreef like them

ROTFL Pakistani Arabic it is Enta bitkharaf methlahum

The one who was beykharaf was you when you told us that the word adna in suart al-ruum means lowest remember?

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