For Noah and debating Muslims!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 6, 2006 at 08:03

Hi Noah:

I very much agree with you. I approach all of those tablighees (Muslim missionaries) in this blog with the truth that hurts the most and that is non of them know any Arabic and if they babble in some Arabic it is usually very defective or a hybrid of Urdu and Arabic that does not make any sense. I also approach them with sarcasm that really hurts.

I just try to prove to them that being fluent in Arabic (which they are not) is very central to Islam, the religion of the Arabs (which they are not) and Arabian imperialsim (which brutalized their ancestors) and that the God of the Qur'an is no Urdu speaker (which he ain't). And you know what I think hurts the most? I can read the Qur'an (and I can translate what I'm reading from Arabic to English so no one can B.S me here) and they have to depend on a translation! This is the ultimate humiliation to these tablighees and that is I a proud kaffir can read the Qur'an in Arabic and they cannot. I also know the defective Muslim theology very well which most of them are clueless about. (see my posts in regard to the fact that the Qur'an is saying that Jesus is a prophet but it also is saying that Jesus is God. Go figure!)

Other than that I do not debate anything of substance with them (can you see yourself debating ideas of politics, liberty, equality of races, genders, gay rights etc.. with them? You will be wasting your time).

May be one of those days I will provide the readers in this blog with a primer in the retarded Muslim theology and this would help readers in responding to those tablighees.

You do a good job.

DNM

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