Our dear Deborah another tablighee and the Arabic word jihad

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jun 3, 2009 at 20:01

Our dear Deborah who is really another tablighee wrote

>Jihad is the Arabic word that means to struggle or "exert one's utmost."

Really do the word jihad means "struggle or "exert one's utmost""?

Subhanallah but darling you know what? could you provide us readers with reference to support your bogus Oh did i say bogus?) claim and the following would ony be accepted as evidence: Lisan al-3Arab so where is your chance to shine darling and oh Urdu? It would not help you darling

Oh the following will not be accepted as evidence:

1. Pakistani tendentious web site

2. wikipedia

3. My mullah told me so

4. Zakir Naik says so

5. I Deborah al-tablighee who knows no Arabic language says so

I will be waiting for your answer with great anticipation darling

>In the context of the Koran,

ROTFL the Pakistani "context" thing You know you tablighees all sound the same

Jihad means the struggle for good against evil.

Really then where would i find in the Qur'an a book that you cannot read in Arabic darling that ina ma3na kalimatu al-jihad yakun juhdan li al-jayyid ded al-shar?

Oh the transliterated Arabic? Oh I do not translate it ...darling

And here is your bonus for today: could you tell me what the follwoing words mean: Jihad, Ijtihad and Juhd?

>(The Evil being anyone who fails to accept Islam.)

The evil and the delusional ...

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