For 'Abn al-Rahman: and the so called myth of the 72 virgins

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 13, 2006 at 14:08

So let me see it must be the Israelis or it could be the FBI or the CIA or may be MI5 that concocted this little and funny story about the 72 Hur : Horiat (p) horia (s) in modern Arabic, Hur in Qur'anic Arabic and only Allahu A3lam what it means) and in the process hurt the cause of Abul Qasim aka Muhammad and his religion..

Yes the Qur'an is silent about how many Hur or Horiat if you wish will be given by your Allah to al-mujahideen fi sabeel Allah when they become shuhada (oh I forgot you know no Arabic but you can go and consult your ignorant Mullah),

But the Qur'an is not silent about the fact that al-shuhada fi sabeel Allah what ever that cause is will get as a reward what is called in the Qur'an: Hur.

This did not stop the brazen Muslim 'Ulama from guessing that the word Hur must mean beautiful maidens Now let me help you and help your Allah, the word Hur is not an Arabic word and for this see Tabari, so what does it mean? Only Abul Qasim aka Muhammad and Allahu a3lam!!

Now how did the number 72 came about? The shameless 'Ulama had to guess a number (remember that the 'Ulama also decided that the word Hur is a plural or gam3) and what they came up with was 72! Why? Who knows,

But you remain stuck with the fact that the likes of the criminal Muhmmamd 3Atta who has never been with a woman in his life was looking for his reward from his Allah of 72 Hur/horiat/virgins/beautiful maidens call them any thing you want to call them (do you think also that 3Atta might have been after the boys promised by your Allah to his mujahideen/shuhada in the same sura?), and in the process he murdered 3000 innocent people.

So much for your so called "the myth of the 72 virgins."

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