Teaching basic Arabic to wannabe Arabs our dear Michael al-Tablighee

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 17, 2022 at 07:44

Lost tablighees like our dear Michael al-tablighee have no clue about the Arabic language definite article. I wonder why! It must be ignorance

>Wait... your so-called god says that the NT is corrupted right? He also says that he is the author of الانجيل. So do you have a copy of your so called your god's الانجيل because we might find the word "Trinity" in Allah's uncorrupted الانجيل right? I will be waiting for your copy of your Allah's uncorrupted الانجيل and let us read it together.

>First of all, let me correct you on the fact that it is not الانجيل, but إنجيل (I smell ignorance);

Mr. ignorance it is الانجيل not the Pakistani/Urdu/English/Arabic and the ال definite article because in Arabic if you say الانجيل it means you are talking about الانجيل المقدس and the same apply to the Qur'an: Your Arab masters would say القران or THE QURAN. Tablighees like you tell us: "Read Quran" which is funny and pathetic

> this is why I tell you to stop using translators (and I actually confirmed this by going to Google translate and seeing the exact thing written there! You are a joke).

Is this Sheikh google Sala Allahu 'Alyhi wa Salam? Mr. ignorant if you want to learn about ال التعريف then your reference would be كتاب نحو وقواعد اللغة العربية right Mr illiterate? Now let us say I want you to check a certain book then it would be كتاب النحو and then you are provided with the name

Your god is correct when he says that he sent an illiterate/ignorant prophet to people like you

I hope your ex-boyfriend Nikola Tesla is reading all your disasters

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