Our dear Raul: Muslims are polytheists and pagan!

Submitted by dhimmi no more, Jan 10, 2019 at 06:02

Dear Readers; Notice that our dear Raul repeats the same claims by ignorant Muslims from India and Pakistan, but when he is asked a very simple question: Why is monotheism so great and why is polytheism so bad? We will never get an answer.

So our dear Raul al-tablighee I have some bad news for you: Muslims are polytheists and pagan! Why? I'm glad you asked:

1. There are 4 not one God in the Qur'an: Allah, Jesus (yes Jesus who does not die and can create life), Ba'al (Allah compares himself with Ba'al who is also a creator and then Allah declares that he is a better creator than Ba'al which means that Ba'al is a God in Islam) and last no other than Muhammad! Even Allah prays to Muhammad!

Muslims pray to Muhammad too when they utter the childish: صلي على النبي What a disaster

2. More disasters? The Qur'an tells us that the Quranic Ibrahim was a Hanif! Well, the Arabic word Hanif حنيف is a loan word from Syriac ܚܢܝܦܐ or Hanipa. The Syriac word ܚܢܝܦܐ means pagan! Muhammad plagiarized the word without knowing what it really means and he put it in his book and the end result is a disaster.

So the father of Muslims the Quranic Ibrahim and his family were pagans!

3. More disaster? Muslims kiss and venerate a black stone that looks like a vagina! This is pagan right our dear Raul?

4. More disasters? Muslims venerate a book made from ink and paper called the Qur'an! This is pagan

5. Muslims slaughter sheep during Eid al-Adha to please an unseen God! This is pagan!

6. Muslims venerate a city called Mecca this is paganism on a large scale

So let me ask you again our dear Raul whose Hindu ancestors were brutalized by Islam: Why is polytheism bad? I'm waiting!

Do yourself a favor: Stop watching the moron Zakir Naik and stop watching the equally ignorant Ahmad Deedat

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