Our dear Matthew al-Tablighee and a few old questions

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 22, 2022 at 08:11

Our dear Matthew al-tablighee who tells us that he teaches Arabic in, of all places the UAE and has no clue about the Arabic language definite article and the letter Lam in the definite article and when would it be vocalized or not, but always has to be written. Did you get it Mr. lost tablighee.

I DNM the monotheist, I have a few questions for you:

1. Every tablighee and his cousin tell us that Quthm aka Muhammad is mentioned in Isaiah 42! Is that true our dear Matthew whose Hindu ancestors were brutalized by the Muslim invaders of India?

2. Is it true that millions of Hindus were enslaved raped and murdered by the Muslim invaders of India?

3. How come your, so called, god is silent about India and Hinduism and Buddhism?

4. Why was the Qur'an was not revealed in Urdu? Remember that you told us that your, so called, god knows every language! Mashallah!

5. Why did your ancestors convert to the religion of the Arabs only?

6. Did Mirza Ghulam die from diarrhea in a bathroom? And how come he did not drink some camel's urine in-order to cure his diarrhea?

7. Do you drink camels' urine when you are sick?

8. You told us that you teach "philology" (sic) and you had no clue about Rasm al-Mushaf? Could it be because you are a liar or ignorant or both?

9. Is it true that there are no Ahmadiyya mosques in the UAE and KSA? Why is that?

10. Is it true, and this is what our dear Hamzah (sic) told us, that your god sent the Buddha as the "prophet" that was sent to India? Is that true our dear Matthew al-tablighee?

11. After a long and wonderful life will you be getting Hur al-'Ein or your god's ghulman?

Hey, say hi to your boyfriend Michael

What a disaster

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