Teaching basic Arabic to wannabe Arabs our dear Matthew al-tablighee

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 14, 2022 at 08:14

And more ignorance from our dear Matthew al-tablighee who is not happy being an Indian and who pretends to be an Arab aka Wannabe Arab

>And the word for sexual intercourse is actually جنس, or دخل

Mr. ignorant it is الدخلة and it means the first time you have sex with your wife and I never heard an Arab describing sexual intercourse as جنس. Unless some Arabs that I have not met yet translate the English word: Sex as جنس. Did you get this one Mr. ignorant?

Mr. ignorant the primary meaning of the word جنس is: Your gender, your nationality so in your case جنسية هندية or Indian Nationality

Do you see why you cannot be a teacher of Arabic? Why do you lie? Get some help

More disasters: The F**k (vulgar word for sex) in Arabic is نكاح or Nikah and if you can read Arabic no other than Ibn Manzur in his dictionary Lisan al-'Arab defines نكاح as وطء which is another vulgar word for sex in Arabic here from Islamweb

https://www.islamweb.net/ar/library/index.php?page=bookcontents&idfrom=8377&idto=8377&bk_no=122&ID=8388

I challenge you to go and ask an Arab man that you want to تنكح his daughter. He will beat you up

More disasters?

Mr. ignorant al-Tabari tells us that the word is: صلوتا or SLOUTA. This is a transliteration of the Aramaic ܨܠܘܬܐ and it is not a Hebrew word as he claimed

However, in his defense the language of the Jews in the late 2-3 century of Islam in the Middle East was Aramaic and he must have heard from a Jew and came to the conclusion that the word is a Hebrew word. Did you get this one?

You cannot speak read write Arabic or Aramaic or Hebrew! Stop embarrassing yourself

Apologize to the readers for being ignorant!

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