For Azmat Zuberi (Rabina Yu3azim Alihu) nahw 101 part deux

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 13, 2006 at 18:25

You consult " Ar-Raghib (sic) Lane"(and it is al-Raghib ans not ar raghib as you claim (did you ever hear of the lam shamsiya and lam qamariya rule? Oh I forgot that you pretend to know Arabic) ? So what is that? a Pakistani ma3jam? Oh I forgot that you flunk in grammar and basic Arabic. Now wait a minute: did you ever hear of Sibawayhe?

I consult Ibn Manzur's Lisan al-3Arab so do you know who is Ibn Manzur and what is Lisan al-3Arab?I very much doubt. I also consult Hans Wehr dictionary of the Arabic language. You? you guess and you guess wrong and then you consult : ar Raghib (sic) Lane) whatever that is.

You are asking me if I consulted a Mullah, you are kidding me. Mullahs are ignorant.

You did ask me if I consulted a Mashiukh? If you mean by this did I consult a sheikh or he who pretends to be a sheikh? No I did not. I use a new invention foreign to Muslims called: books.

Now in number one you wrote: "ONE: by root word i clearly meant trilateral root"

After being exposed for your lack of knowledge of the Arabic language and the root system you are trying to find a way out. Let me repeat again: there is no such a thing as: _root word period_. Your ignorance of the root system of the Arabic language shines loud and clear.

Then you have the audacity to repeat your bogus claim that sa, la, ma and seen lam meem are one and the same. I call this Chutzpah! and you go and check with your ignorant Mullah or with your Sheikh/mashuikh if you wish what this word means.

So much for pakistanis pretending to know Arabic.

More in part trois

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