Guiding the perplexed one more time our dear Amin had no clue what is البسملة or what is really an "Islamic Formula"

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Apr 4, 2014 at 11:50

For the readers: Our dear Amin whose Allah as per Sheikh el-Habeeb comes down to earth every Friday and he rides a donkey and visits a mosque had no clue what the word البسملة or al-Basmala is all about right our dear Amin?

Again for the readers البسملة is what the lazy Arabs the masters of our dear Amin call their Bism Allah al-Rahman al-Raheem or بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم and why are they lazy our dear Amin? and how come you did not know what is al-Basmala? And البسملة is not a Syriac word and it is "An Islamic formula" and it stands for the plagiarized Syriac ܒܫܡ ܐܠܗܐ ܪܚܡܢܐ ܘ ܪܚܝܡܐ

Your Allah masters do not even know what بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم really means and the words Bism as well as Allah as well as Rahman as well as Raheem are Syriac words! What a disaster

The author os the Qur'an cannot even spell the word Rahman and the word Raheem (which al-Tabari tells us that it should be الرِّاحِم and not the very strange الرحيم. and the real meaning is really the loving and beloved as you will find in Q5:54. Your Ulama did not even get it and it is in the Qur'an

Allah is loving and beloved? Really? who is the liar here? and if your Allah is loving then how come 90M of your Hindu ancestors were killed enslaved and raped by your Muslim masters that invaded India?

Oh you still did not answer my questions: Were your ancestors bribed in-order to convert to Islam as it says in Q9:60? and did you ever meet a Jinni or owned a Buraq? and does Allah come down to earth every Friday?

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