All of a sudden you are an Arabic Expert?? Sit down, son!!!

Submitted by Khaled Al-Mutairy (Turkey), Jul 2, 2008 at 03:07

1. Do you really know what is "cut and paste"?Or is this a new Muslim excuse as in the Pakistani "context" excuse?

Once again, İ am not Pakistani. Please do not use such terms. Change your attitude too, my son. Your tactics don't amuse me.

2. And where would i find the 'cut and paste" material in my blog? Let me help you: there is none and it is either you put up or and you must excuse me: shut up

You are excused. Whatever kid, you aint no scholar that's for sure.

3. Would you agree wiht me that I provided you with references from an Arabic language dictionary (Hand Wehr) to support my definitions of the roots GM3 and JHD? And would you agree with me that this is not cut and paste? If so would you like to change you above little gem?

a.) it is HANS Wehr

b.) İ don't need your lessons on the roots. Great, you speak a little bit of foos7a....what do you want from me? A cookie or something? İ don't even remember what you were trying to prove.

c.) quit acting like an expert on our language. A few Arabic lessons wont make you a Quran expert for God's sakes! İt's like saying a Mexican who just learned very basic English to be able to read Shakespeeare. İt doesnt happen overnight

İ would never trust you to be able to accurately interpret the Quran when you can't even understand 95% of it. Reading Arabic is easy --anybody can learn how to do it.

4. Are you aware by now that we infidels read and know our Arabic and can read the Qur'an and islamic sources in Arabic or is this shocking to you? If so then get used to is

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