How can I get Allah to un-heathen us infidels

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jun 29, 2009 at 07:30

Oh I forgot; O Guru of islam who is a graduate of the UK and who wrote a "desertation" (sic) and who attends conferences and who published articles in Karachi wrote

>You seem to have created an image of me and you are addressing this image. I am sure if you dare give me your whereabouts, I will arrange a meeting with you and talk to you in person. I know I am not going to convince you of the authenticity and correctness of my views. But at least you will meet your superior in mind, personality, faith and spirit. You spineless athiest all belong to the horde of the ignoble and timid Iblis and our Holy Qur'an described you and recommends us to avoid looking in dirt and to say(A'oodhu Billahi min Ash-Shaytan Ar-Rajeem) whenever we meet a whore in a man's face and attire as you are...How dare you telling me of ignoring my heritage an I am an Arab Sunni living in Mosul and have spent my life reading. I am a graduate of UK and have been to several conferences all over the world

OK so how can you and I get in touch with your Allah so he can un-heathen me? and can he also un-damn me in the process? oh do not panic: I will do the talking

And do me a favor: work on your al al-ta3reef and work on your transliteration as in your Allah's Arabic it is al-shaytan and al-rajeem but again like all tablighees you have no clue that the rule of al shamsiyya is only in vocalization so you know what? by you writing ash-shaytan (sic) you are editing your Allah's words. So you think that I should tell al-wahabiyuun that you our dear Salah is edting Allah's words?

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