الرد الفاعل على الذمي الجاهل- The effective reply, for the dimmi that don`t fly

Submitted by Harrak (Canada), Dec 17, 2006 at 21:45

1st, dhimmi, after I inflicted major damage on both your conscious and subconscious, I have analyzed your Arabic blabing with Latin alphabet. Amasing what I fount out!! You are Egyptian living in the States! how do you like my expertise!!

2nd, I will answer your shaky attempts to make sense, and by the way, I already answered your 1st two questions, just refer to previous..

_{. "blah....blah....blah...iqtoloo al-mushrikeen" and inculded here will be Jews, Christians, Hindus,, Buddhists, atheists, Sikhs, Mormons etc....oh I forgot and even Muslims that celebrate Mulid al-Nabi (see Ibn Taymiyya) (Q9:4)}

The underlined is a mistake, it reads Kaatitoo usually. When you say (iqtolu) that means kill. When you say (qaatilu) that means -fight- that may include killing and may not; all the the origins of your fabricated without tail sentence is (Qatala) my suggested verb`s origin is (qaatala). The masdar or sourse for both is qitaal versus qatl.

So next time, without defending any one. When you bring the verse from the quran bring it all or else you seem stupid.

Also, Ibn Taymiya is the most prominent idiot I ever seen in Islamic history. Who listens to Ibn Taymiya other than the Saudi fundamentalists who will soon get some reward from the Brits for holoding on to the heritage of Taymia. You know that Britain is giving some sophisticated planes to Saudis, this way, they can along side with Egypt destroy Israel!!

In Brief, Ibn Taymiya deciples and Churchill deciples are working together to destroy the world...Egyptians and Brits have something in common, which is Jewish blood.

I hope you understand this message although Egyptians eat a lot of FOUL- Wata3amiya.. and I understand that too much Foul makes one fool..thereof, no wonder your situation!

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