For Zahid Hussain Palana (Rabina Yuzahid 'Aliahu) : Arabian imperialism and jihad

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 13, 2006 at 07:59

My dear Zahid: So what on earth is Parda? This is not an Arabic word.

Let me guess! Urdu?

But my dear Zahid (RYA) your Allah knows no Urdu! 3Arabi? Na3am! Urdu? Ina Allah la yafhum lughat al-Urdu!

So speak Arabic. So much for Arabian imperialism

As for the word Jihad: it means holy war period. It is not unlike the word crusade! (oh the nasty word)

And yes jihad can be defensive, but it also can be an offensive jihad to spread Islam and the supporting ayat here in classical Islam have been:

1. Ayat al-saif Q9:5 . In this aya your Allah or is it Abul Qasim aka Muhammad declares war on the mushrikeen (oh I forgot again that you know no Arabic) I mean polytheists for no reason what so ever except that they did not believe that their pre-Islamic Arabian pagan deit: Allah sent Muhammad as a prophet. Your Allah had fits and declared that the ultimate sin in Islam is: shirk or polytheism and not killing 3000 innocent people during a jihad as in the case of the 9/11 atrocity. So much for an insecure god.

2. Q9:29 where your God declares a jihad or holy war in his name against Ahl al-kitab or the Jews, Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs and you just name it, for no reason what so ever, and this war must continue until Islam becomes the religion of manknind. So much for tolerance in Islam.

So my dear Zahid (RYA) jihad means holy war and terrorism against the infidels that do not believe that Muhammad aka Abul Qasim was a prophet from a deity called Allah.

My dear Zahid (RYA): You ain't no Arab, therefore I find it very sad that you are promoting a religion (the religion of the Arabs or Islam) that brutalized your ancestors the Hindus. Shame.

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