For Hamri and origins!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 14, 2007 at 06:23

My dear hamri, you come here and you challenge us to provide you with evidence that there are indeed mistakes in the Qur'an and contradictions in the Qur'an and I provide you with contradictions and with mistakes in grammar and syntax. I even provide you the ayat in Arabic, a language that you do not know, and the number of the ayat. What else did you except?

And what do I get back from you? let us read it:

>I do not know where these verses are you have quoted

Shame on you!

But you know what? What betrayed you that you ain't no Arab is one single word and you wrote:

>a Juz or sura

Juz is not an Arabic word period. Your Allah is an Arabic speaking God and he ain't an Urdu speaker like you. And you know what? islam is the religion of the Arabs only and you ain't one, and this is indeed what the Qur'an really says and for this see: Q14:4.

Now you retract your absurd challenge about contradictions in the Qur'an and you tell us that the Qur'an is a book of science! How absurd and may be in your glorious madrassa but let me tell you like I say: "al-Qur'an inahu la ma3jam wa la kitab 3ulum wa la kitab nahw." What does this mean? You need to consult with your Mullah, if he knows Arabic that is.

As for your bogus foray in Arabic you wrote:

>Hamri Al assad (scary Arab Muslim)

This is funny and bizarre Arabic and you know why? Because you are a wannabe Arab and shame on you.

Scary Arab Muslim means: al-3Arabi al-Muslim al-mukhawif

The word hamri? I have no idea what this word really means. As for the word al-assad it meand the lion which you ain't one. So much for your bogus arabic.

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