Amin and his proud ancestors

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 23, 2013 at 06:51

Our dear Amin who lives among kuffar that pay the cost of his social benefits and who tells us that he earned not one but three degrees in ancient Arabic what ever that is

This is what Prashant wrote

>>"If Saudi Arabia, for example, does not allow preaching of non-Islamic religions, it is everyone's problem."

And this is what our dear Amin's response was

Actually it isn't. KSA has every right to ban whomsoever it wishes.

Not true the creepy Wahhabis do not allow non Muslims to build their houses of worship and practice their religions because their and your Allah says that there will be no other religion but Islam in Arabia right our dear Amin the lost tablighee? So the creepy Wahhabis have no saying in it and it is your Allah that is intolerant and as if we did not know right our dear Amin?

What a disaster Allah is a Christianity-phobe and Hindu-phobe and Buddhist-phobe and Jewish-phobe right our dear Amin?

So why is your Allah insecure about non Muslims and their religions you tell us and why is he unable to get us kuffar to change our minds and convert to the religion of the Arabs only? Let me guess because it is either Allah is evil or he is not omnipotent or even worse there ain't no Allah so which one is it? My guess there ain't no Allah

Now you tell me would it be OK if we kuffar tell your likes that you cannot build mosques or worship the so called Allah at least until your Arab masters in creepy Wahhabi land allow non Muslims to practice their religions in total freedom what do you think?

See? as I said before your Hindu ancestors must be very proud of you

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