More disasters: Q67:5 Stars are really decorations and they are used for stoning the devil! Alhamdulilah!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 24, 2015 at 14:03

Our dear Nasr who lives in Malaysia where Muslims tell Christians not to use the word Allah as the proper name for their God. Here is the real disaster the word Allah is a loan word from the Syiac name for God or Alaha/Allaha oh you do not believe? Even Sheikh al-Azrah tells us that it is a foreign word

http://elazhar.com/qadaiaux/4.asp

And here are examples of loan words that are not Arabic words in the Qur'an including the word Allah and it is the last word

آدم أباريق إبراهيم أرائك استبرق إنجيل تابوت توراة جهنم حبر حور زكاة زنجبيل سبت سجيل سرادق سكينة سورة صراط طاغوت عدن فرعون فردوس ماعون مشكاة مقاليد ماروت هاروت الله.

What a disaster

Now here is the real disaster for today and if we kuffar read Q67:5 it says

ولقد زينا السماء الدنيا بمصابيح وجعلناها رجوما للشياطين

Or and we decorated the sky the world with lamps and we made them (for) stoning the devils

What a disaster may be in 7th century Arabia ignorant Arabs can believe this nonsense but not now

So boys and girls Allah created the flat earth and he created the flat sky and he decorated it with lamps and to add insult to injury the mountains were created and may be they are jamida (strong) or may be they move like the clouds but they are fixed to the flat earth with pegs! Why? so the flat sky would not come down crashing on your bed

So are the stars lamps for decoration of the flat sky?

What a disaster

So much for the claim that islam is a book of science

Now it is your turn to make a fool of yourself again. Go!

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