Our dear Robert صلى الله عليه وسلم and The Quranic Bizarre Trinity

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 12, 2022 at 06:14

Our dear Robert صلى الله عليه وسلم wrote this tablighee gem:

>Or maybe Christians who worship Jesus and Mary?

"Christians who worship Mary"? In which universe is this supposed to be? You? You worship not just your Allah but also Muhammad a mere human being and you kiss a black stone that is supposed to be the "hand of Allah" Right our dear Robert صلى الله عليه وسلم ?

And remember that you are praying to a mere human being by the name of Muhammad when you utter the Islamic: صلي على النبي

What a disaster

Here is what the author of the Qur'an says about this disaster

وإذ قال الله ياعيسى ابن مريم أأنت قلت للناس اتخذوني وأمي إلهين

Or: (I will leave the grammar to another post) And if Allah said: O 'Essa the son of Mariam (the sister of Aaron and Moses which is another disaster) did you say to the people take me and my mother as two gods

Oh there is more:

من دون الله

Or: besides Allah

This means that the Qur'an defines the Trinity as: Allah, a dude by the name of 'Essa and the sister of Aaron and Moses aka Mariam

So is this the Trinity our dear Robert? What a disaster

I'm sure 'Essa was muttering: What on earth is Allah talking about. I never said that.

And as usual al-Mufasereen come to the rescue and they must have known that it is a big fat lie.

al-Qurtubi tells us, and I'm paraphrasing, that Allah posed this bizarre question on the "day of resurrection" or may be after Allah lifted 'Essa up to the sky. And only Allahu A'lam

You see our dear Robert, your Allah is silent about the real Christian Trinity of: The Godhead, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Why is your Allah silent unless he approves it.

What a disaster

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