For mahfooz and Arabian imperialsim part deux and who is really a munafiq?

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 31, 2006 at 07:51

My dear mahfooz,

I find it amazing when you as a Benghali speaker which I suspect is your native tongue, do not seem to understand that your Benghali language has all the hallmarks of your culture (for relationship of culture and language see Sapir Whorf Hypothesis) but you seem to reject your heritage and your culture and you adopt an Arabic name and pretend to know Arabic, when you do not, and most important you have no regard for the suffering of your ancestors by Muslims and Islam. I call this the hallmark of a wannabe Arab. So Are you a wannabe Arab my dear Mahfooz? And if so: Shame.

Then you tell me that you can read the Qur'an in Arabic. Big deal. You do not know Arabic period. Even if you are a hafiz it does not mean that you really know what the Qur'an is really saying. And did you ever think why do the Muslims in India and Pakistan have this hafiz thing when the real Arabs do not?

Let me answer this question for you: Your ancestors that were brutalized by Muslims and then converted to islam wanted to emulate their own Hindu culture where the Hindu Holy books were memorized and recited. I suppose: "old civilizations are not conjured away not by Abul Qasim aka Muhammad that is or by Islam or by Arabian imperialism." Shame.

Then like a good Muslim you call me a Munafiq: I forgot that you know no Arabic! may be you can go and ask your Mullah. I can only blame your Allah for calling those of us that do not beilieve names.

Stay tuned for the crusades and the muslim crusades aka jihad and the ramadan fasting!

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