Our dear Hamzah (sic) and "The Earth is Flat" verse disaster and the claim that Dahaha means "Egg-Shaped" is a lie

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 9, 2022 at 08:04

More blatant tablighee lies and ignorance and this is what our dear Hamzah al-tablighee told us

>Some scholars say that it was "like an egg" and majority of them say it was spread, but if you look at the context of it, it doesn't really matter.

OK we readers will give you a chance to embarrass yourself again

Here is the challenge: Provide us proud kuffar with the names of those scholars and the name of the book(s) also chapter and page number where they tell us that the earth is like the egg of an ostrich and if you read tablighee nonsense the word dahaha means "egg-shaped" THE ORIGINAL TEXTS IN ARABIC no translations accepted

The following will be accepted as evidence

1. Tafasir (pl of Tafsir) al-Tabari, Ibn Kathir, al-Qurtubi, Ibn 'Abbas, al-Jalalayn IN ARABIC

2. Ahadith attributed to Abul Qasim where he says that earth is egg-shaped IN ARABIC

3. Lisan al-'Arab dictionary by Ibn Manzur IN ARABIC

The following will not be accepted

1. Our dear Zakir Naik (whose last name is a vulgar word for sex in Arabic) says so.

2. Ahmad Deedat who admitted that his command of the Arabic language was big time zero

3. Our dear Shabir Ally (I never heard of this tablighee before) said so. This character has a degree in Biblical Studies and this would help in sorting out this mess?

4. You ignorant tablighee Mullah

5. Mirza Ghulam who died from diarrhea in a bathroom said so.

6. Your 4 wives and 4 mothers in-law said so

We the readers will be waiting

Here is as link to Ibn Manzur's Lisan al'Arab and the word دحاها

https://islamweb.net/ar/library/index.php?page=bookcontents&ID=2479&bk_no=122&idfrom=2476&idto=2476

And because you are illiterate I will help you. This is what Ibn Manzur who knew his Arabic says about the "the egg and the ostrich" and this is from an old post of mine:

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Now, let us check Lisan al-'Arab: This is what Ibn Manzur wrote: دحا or Daha (verb past tense) means: البسط واوسعها or To flatten and expand. Very similar to al-Tabari

Then Ibn Manzur explains the various derivatives of the word Daha and his gives an example: مبيض النعام في الرمل لان النعامة تدحوه برجلها ثم تبيض فيه وليس للنعام عش or the place where the ostrich lays her eggs in the sand, (the ostrich) makes it flat with her legs then she lays the eggs and an ostrich does not have a nest!

More? ومدحى النعلم:موضع بيضها (notice the word Madha in Hans Wehr dictionary) or The place where the ostrich lays her eggs is called Madha al-Na'am or the flat area created by the ostrich in-order to lay her eggs!

So much for the bogus and shameful claim that the word Dahaaha means Allah created earth like the egg of an ostrich.
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So tell us why do you make a fool of yourself?

>And this is what, in the archaic Arabic that was spoken in those times, بعد was to be used.

Mr. illiterate the word بعد has a very stable meaning today and 1400 years ago and it means "AFTER"! And here is a link to Lisan al-Arab and a modern Arabic language dictionary

https://www.islamweb.net/ar/library/index.php?page=bookcontents&idfrom=558&idto=558&bk_no=122&ID=559

And here is from a modern Arabic dictionary

https://www.almaany.com/en/dict/ar-en/%D8%A8%D8%B9%D8%AF/?c=UN

Why do you like to embarrass yourself? I hope Abdul Hadi the other tablighee is reading all of these disasters and realizing that you are really ignorant

Hey, can you ask our dear Zakir or our dear Shabir or any big time Mullah to post responses if Dr. Pipes would agree and let us all laugh together

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