For 'Abd al-Rahman and who is really a kaffir?

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jul 17, 2006 at 06:43

For the readers: notice that 'Abd al-Rahman does not provide any new information that can refute my definition of "who is really a kaffir?":

And let me repeat it one more time:

The Arabic word kaffir means:

1. Non-Muslims (as if anyone cares).

2. Muslims under certain conditions as in the case of those who celebrate Muhammad's birthday and those who visit the tombs of Sufi saints (ah the warm and fuzzy Islam).

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