Guiding the perplexed: Our dear Hamzah (sic) and the disaster of "The Earth is Flat Verse" And is it بعد or مع or قبل

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 30, 2021 at 07:26

Our dear Hamzah (sic) whose Hindu ancestors were brutalized by Islam and who tells us that "Brother, but Zakir Naik (whose name is a vulgar word in Arabic) is a scholar! Zakir Naik is a scholar! Mashallah!

al-Tabari believes that the word بعد in Quran 79:30 should be مع What a disaster! al-Tabari is fixing the Quranic text! Astaghfirullah

So I provided you with a link to Tafsir al-Tabari in Arabic not in Urdu sorry.

Now check these links to Q79:30 and check the verses before and after as it pertains to this disaster

https://quran.com/79

Now here is the disaster. Check Surat al-Baqara (and not the Pakistani/Urdu/English Surah al-Baqarah): 29

https://quran.com/2/29

So explain to us your so called god's chronology of his creation.

Now, Go!

What a disaster

Last, let us read Q79:28 and laugh together

رفع سمكها فسوها

Let us fix this poor Arabic

رفع سمكها فسوّاها

1. رفع means He raised

2. سمكها this word has no clear meaning so we have to turn to al_Tabari who tells us that سمكها means بناءها So Allah BUILT the sky? How did this happen? and the Da'wa creeps at Sahih Interantional tells us that this word means "Ceiling"? So the sky is a ceiling? What a disaster

BTW are you aware that the Arabic word سمك means: Fish and سمكها would mean: Its Fish!

This must be Shakespearean English!

3. فسوّاها has no clear meaning. However, al-Tabari tells us that it means:

فلا شيء أرفع من شيء، ولا شيء أخفض من شيء، ولكن جميعها مستوي الارتفاع والامتداد.

Or: There is nothing higher than something else and there is nothing lower that something else and all of it of the same height and expansion

Is this what the Sky is about?

The Quran is a literary disaster

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