Prashant and the Arabic words: بارك يبارك and صلى يصلي and يحمي and never trust Muslim translations

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jun 28, 2018 at 05:52

This is a shameful translation.

>'May Allah protect Muhammad and his household from derogatory things'.

This is not a translation by an Arab. Usually Arab Muslim apologists tell us that "Sala Allah" in this formula means Allah is blessing (because it is embarrassing to say that Allah prays) or the meaning of the word Sala in this formula is to bless which it total nonsense

The Arabic word (he is) blessing is يبارك or Yubarik and past tense is بارك or Baraka (Barack Hussein Obama?) and check this from wikitionary

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D8%A8%D8%A7%D8%B1%D9%83

The word بارك or Baraka or he blessed (read as blesses) is not in the formula It is a shameful lie

Also notice that the word يحمي or Yahmi or he protects is not in the formula

Oh and the "his household from derogatory thing" is not in the formula

I challenge any Muslim to prove me wrong and one more time the word Sala or صلى means he prayed (read it as he prays) and يصلي is the real present tense or he prays

Next: I will provide you with the Hadith where Allah prays! No I'm not kidding

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