Our dear Michael and the "Quranic Challenge" what ever that is and "Argument from Homophones"!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Mar 10, 2022 at 07:15

Our dear Michael al-tablighee wrote:

>And accept

Accept what? That you are a poorly educated lost tablighee from India who is a follower of the weird dude Mirza Ghulam and who posts under different screen names and that you lie too much? But this is true.

>the Qur'anic challenge

What is "The Qur'anic challenge"? Oh I see the fraudulent idea that some how the Qur'an is a literary masterpiece? So these examples are your evidence?: "beat your wife" and "kill the polytheists" and "loot and terrorize the infidels" and "Allah and his messenger get 1/5 of the loot" and "The Jews are really monkeys and pigs" and the non Muslims are "unclean and filthy" and Allah "asks for a loan and he will pay it back with 100% interest rate" and "bribe people so they can convert to Islam Q9:60

And these are only a few examples

> if you really criticize the Arabic so much

"Arabic"? What Arabic? The Qur'an is a confused, confusing and poorly written and edited book that is full of mistakes in the Arabic language grammar and spelling of Arabic words, science (as in earth is flat and the earth is the center of the universe) and medicine (as in semen is produced in the man's lower back), it is full of hate and violence that led from among many things the murder of millions of your Hindu ancestors

So would you like to embarrass yourself again? Let us go for it

>homophones

Our dear Michael who is, as per the Qur'an 62:2 is illiterate/ignorant read some where on the internet about homophones! Dear readers: You think I should tell him?

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