The eloquent Qur'an says that Muslims are forbidden to be kind to their parents! Read and laugh

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Apr 27, 2014 at 12:14

Our dear Amin who earned not one but three degrees in Arabic but he seems to be unaware that the Muslim Ulama did not know how to read the word IN in Q20:63 and did not know if it is really an IN or not and did not even know how to read Hadhan Lasahiran and why is that our dear Amin? and while waiting for your answer let us check another Quranic disaster and that is Q6:151 where Allah says that

Blah....blah...blah... ماحرم ربكم عليكم or what Allah did forbid (for you) blah...blah...blah

Good so far now here comes the disaster

وبالوالدين احسانا or and be good/kind/generous to the parents!

What a disaster Allah is really saying that it is forbidden for Muslims to be kind to their patients!

Oh and al-Tabari comes to the rescue and this is his exegesis of this disaster

{ وَبِالْوَالِدَيْنِ إِحْسَانًا } يَقُول : وَأَوْصَى بِالْوَالِدَيْنِ إِحْسَانًا . وَحَذَفَ " أَوْصَى "

So here al-Tabari is saying that there is a word missing here and this word is واوصى or and he ordered and now his editing of this disaster would be

واوصى وبالوالدين احسانا

What a disaster al-Tabari is fixing this disaster so what happened to the word اوصى was it eaten by a hungry goat too?

For the readers: There is nothing eloquent about the Qur'an

Oh next? I will provide you with links to a chat about the Quranic disaster in hadhan lasahiran that i had with a Muslim from Egypt who knows his Arabic and you will discover for yourself that you are and you must pardon me ignorant

Oh do not run away our dear Amin

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