For dhimmi no more

Submitted by B. Mustapha (Nigeria), Jul 17, 2006 at 09:51

dhimmi no more! Why are you always calling me 'another Pakistani that don't know Arabic' or 'that clings to the foreign religion of the Arabs'? I am not a Pakistani but l very much love them, mind you Prophet Muh'd did not come to teach Arabic. The main teaching of Prophet Muh'd is to unite the whole mankind under Tauheed (unity of Allah). Whether you are a Pakistani, American or African you are all equal in the sight of Allah. Allah said ' O mankind, We have created you from a male & a female, & made you into nations & tribes, that you may know one onother. Verily, the most honourable of you with Allah is that who has Allah's conciousness ..Q49:13. Arabic is just a language, whether you are a pakistani, American or African, if you wish you can learn it.

Please anywhere you see 'alifun, nunun followed by ba'un' read it as AMB not ANB, therefore it is Ambiya not Anbiya.

Please don't let people see your comment on the hadith reported by Aisha/lbn Abbas, since you don't even know the meaning of Mustalahul Hadith? Now l know your position, Alhamdu lillah.

You said "For the readers: anyone interested for an excellent scholarly review of this grammatical problem please see Wansbrough's Quranic Studies pages 222-223". It seems you got most of your points in Wansbrough's works, which for a muslim is just a search in darkness. You better ask the muslims for a proper explanation of whatever 'Wansbrough says partaining lslam.

You claimed to be dhimmi no more, yes you are no more ahlud dhimma to the Islamic state, but not knowingly you are a dhimmi to the West. Go & study the dhimmi under sharia & apply it to yourselve & see whether you are a dhimmi or not in the West?

Mr. dhimmi no more, we love you not as dhimmi, but as a muslim.

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