Our dear azkad who needs to stick to whatever language he speaks in Uzbakistan and the word islamm does not mean peace and his claim is bogus

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 2, 2009 at 07:22

Our dear azkad realizes that he cannot get away with his nonsense wrote

>I do not know whether you know Arabic or not,

Oh let me guess you our dear azkad do not speak read or write Arabic. Right?but this does not seem to stop you from pontificating about the Arabic language the language of your masters the Arabs

>but I am for 100% sure that Islam means PEACE.

Mr ignorant you are 100% wrong and here is your Arabic lesson for today:

The Arabic root SLM has the following stems:

1. yusalim, salam or he salutes and peace

2. yastalim Istilam or he receives and receiving

3. Yislam islam or he becomes Muslim and the religion of islam

4. yistaslim istislam or he surrenders and surrendering

But again people like you have no clue about how the Arabic language root system works so you tell us ya ayuha al-falyasoof al-kabeer does the word Islam also means to receive?

> On the other hand,

Oh there is another hand?

>I do support your idea as the term ISLAM is very broad in sense

No it is not. The arabs would regard the word Islam as: deen al-islam and that is it.

>so it encompasses submission,

So Islam is also istislam? Really?

>slavery to God,

No slavery to Allah means 3ubudiya or riq lel lah but this is not what the word islam really means

>blessing and so forth.

Oh now the "so forth" the word belssing in Arabic means baraka which is not what the word Islam really means

> But the problem is not in the term itselt, rather in the comprehension of its meaning, my dear Infidel.

gobbeldygook

>There is no piont in arguing over petty stuff, while we have got tremendous things to resolve, barriers to surmount and sacred deeds to carry out.

More drivel

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