Attention Indian And Pakistani Muslims: The so called Quranic Number 19 Miracle debunked part 2

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jul 1, 2018 at 10:14

I have a few questions for any Indian or Pakistani Muslim about the so called the Quranic miracle of number 19:

1. How come the books of al-Ahadith (pl of Hadith) are silent about this little miracle? We read about drinking camels urine and breast feeding of the adult but not about such miracle? How did this happen?

2. How come al-Tabari tells us that the Quranic number 19 means 19 angels? Was he a liar or was he ignorant?

3. How come Muhammad and his babbling cousin Ibn Abbas and his 6 year old wife Om al-Mu'meneen 'Aisha are silent about such miracle?

4. How come Muslims went after Rashad Khalifa the one that "discovered" such miracle and we know what happened to him!

5. Even if there are 19 letters in the Basmala formula (which is a big fat lie or total ignorance by tablighees) so what? It proves nothing after all a God who says that the earth is flat and semen comes from the backbone and women produce semen from the area of the necklace is no God

6. How come ibn Ishaq (and a very early source) in his Sira is totally silent about such miracle? Was he ignorant or a liar or may be an Islamophobe?

7 As for the ridiculous argument from "but computers are helping in discovering such miracle" if one can read Arabic and one has command of Arabic grammar one must be able to count and if you count correctly without the help of computers

It is shameful that tablighees are propagating this fraud and the real victims are those Indian Muslims and Pakistani trolls that cruise the internet day and night looking for writings by liars that are white washing Islam

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