Henrik Ræder Clausen, Qur'an not jumbled or is it

Submitted by Infidel (Canada), Oct 3, 2006 at 18:00

Henrik Ræder Clausen, how dare you say that the Qur'an is jumbled? Here's what Ahmad Zafire, a true knowledgeable Muslim has to say about the Holy Qur'an.

The miracles of the koran are like no other. What book of that time can speak about the intricate mathematical code, far beyond the ability of human intelligence, that has been discovered imbedded in the fabric of the Ayas. Many others like the embryo formation, universe, mountains, clouds all that were never known to man for hundreds of years later.

Unfortunately, Ahmad is to busy to explain the intricate mathematical code he is referring to and he has yet to explain the intelligence imbedded in the fabric but we should believe him. Why you ask, well because he said so! The real problem you and I have is that we are taking these Ayas "out of context". And, regrettably, only a Muslim can put these Ayas in the proper context. Of course I've yet to see one of these Ayas put in proper context so that I could understand it, but then, we should understand that Muslims don't have time to teach us illiterate Infidels, they're too busy studying the intricate mathematical code and the intelligence discovered imbedded in the Ayas, whatever that may be.

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