For Mo and his poor Arabic

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 17, 2007 at 07:47

My dear mo I'm glad that you took a few minutes from your busy day in your madrassa to respond to a proud kafir like me ...Let me repeat one more time the word Jihad means holy war as per Malik (see Kitab al-Jihad) and you ani't Malik my dear Mo.

Then you wrote:

>you see you made an error when quoting "qatilo" because although the political meaning for Jihad and qatil (sic)

Stop here for a minute your command of Arabic is poor. The word qatil means: (you) fight. You wanted to say: Qital or fighting. And remember that when you say: mujahid or holy warrior you can also say (he) fight or qatil. This is very basic Arabic grammar.

>is somehow interconnected it is not the same

Bogus as you shall see.

>qatil means fighting

Bogus Arabic

1. Qatil means fight.

2. Fighting means Qital

Sir: you know no Arabic shame on you for pontificating about a language that you do not know. Shame.

>The quote/verse that you mention actually means fight in the cause of Allah. The word Jihad does not come here and you are wrong

One word: Bogus. And where did I say that the word jihad comes in verse Q2:244? But let me help you if you read Malik he says that the infamous Quranic "Kutiba 3alaikum al-qital" really means that the qital (oh I forgot that you ani't no Arab. Wannabe Arab but you ani't no Arab) or fighting here means harab muqadassa or holy war or and you guessed it: Jihad. So it is either that your claim is bogus out of ignorance or out of trying to mislead me so which one is it our dear Mo?

>I know eonugh Arabic thank you very much

No you do not. You are a wannabe arab shame on you and do you know why you would not go back to Bangledesh? Because it is a basket case thanks to islam

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