Understanding Zaat-e-Muhammad

Submitted by Wasim Ahmed (India), Dec 25, 2014 at 13:49

Sir Dhimmi No More,

'ROTFL Pakistani English Arabic' is not in my Subject.

I respect Sir Christoph Lexenberg for his research. But I follow the Signs of ALAHRUF al Muqata3a which teaches-by our Murshid.

When it is known to all that- Hashmi people were well versed with many languages. You are having a question that the Author of Quran is saying that 'Quran is Arabi'. And you are telling that, it is of 'many languages'. Therefore who is liar?

First of all, now you please decide about the Author, that the Allah of 'Musalmans or Farishta (Angel)' is Author or Usman is the Author- who prepared a book on the name of Quran by obtaining 27 Masahif from those Sahabis and burned all Masahifs, not returned to those Sahabis from whom it was taken. Meaning of Quran is Peace, means 'one brings coolness', therefore today how to segregate those 'talks and statements' from which peace could be achieved.

Your researchers believed to Alif-Lam-Meem, Alif-Lam-Ra, Alif-Lam-Meem-Swad to be Syriac. And I informed one Maqtah to be of Habshi language. You know many languages with Grammar. You yourself find it out. The knowledge (Ilm) cannot be achieved simply by criticizing.

From which 'talks or characters' 'the harm to Peace' is created- to that it is being called Ghai. You are also a follower of good Mentor (Rahanuma). We are not doing mischief of any Mentor.

Sir Daniel Pipes- provided a chance of exchanging views to the believers of every religion from his website so that the lesson of truth as well as love and affection should become common in one and all.

Good bye,

Wasim Ahmed.

Solapur Maharashtra,

India

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