Our dear BA agrees that there is indeed the looting verse in the Qur'an

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), May 19, 2014 at 07:47

So I understand that your name is a Turkish name right our dear BA? If so then your ancestors the Greeks and the Armenians and the Syrians were brutalized and subjected to genocides by the barbarian Turks that invaded the Byzantine empire so you are a victim of Islam too

It looks like you know more about Islam then what ever you believe in I suggest you to check the meaning of the word "sacking", in the context of looting,

Well sacking in Arabic also means النهب والسلب or and you guessed looting

So you agree with me that there is a looting verse in the Qur'an right? Now the question is how can we get to Allah his share of the loot over the past 1400 years? Any guesses and do you have a buraq ready?

which is a very Christian thing to do that still goes on today.

What gave you the impression that I'm Christian? I'm after Islam and your so called Allah and his buraq rider so called rasul

But wait are you saying that what is wrong with Islamic looting after all Christians loot too right? If so thank you our dear BA because you agree with me

So where would i find in the NT the looting verse? you will not find it

If you want reference you are welcome to speak to Iraqis whose land and oil has been looted by Christians today.

Really? But wait Iraq was Christian and Zoroastrian until your Arab masters invaded it after the death of your so called prophet the buraq rider starting in 637CE so what is wrong with claiming what belongs to Christians and Zoroastrians after all your Allah says that it is OK to fight those that loot and sack your land

So you tell us our dear BA is it true that 1.3M Armenians and 2M Greeks and 700,000 Syrians your ancestors were murdered by the barbarian Turks?

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