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IslamRe: Tatoo And Islam... by samba123(m): 9:11am On Jun 19, 2008
Tatoo is haram, why should you put an ICON or IMAGE in your body? its make you sick and

look like you have been in the Jail break,
IslamRe: Music In Islam by samba123(m): 9:05am On Jun 19, 2008
Salamualaykum

In everyday life we see and hear music, when tuning in the T.V, Radio, School, Street and Occasions etc…it doesn’t mean it haram to hear…in my opinion… when it was considering haram? If you spent to much of your time listening to the Music that constitute Haram in your life. You prefer much more music than praising Al’lah Subhana ta’alah. Listening for a few Hour or minute its doesn’t make you haram, provided when the time of Salah you should also performed your obligatory duties to remember Al’lah (SWT). Just my opinion.

Al’lah Alam…Al’lah know best.
IslamRe: Sister Wants A Divorce by samba123(m): 9:02am On Jun 19, 2008
Salamualaykum

Ayinba …that decision of divorce your friend are facing is crucial there are many factors to consider regarding separation/divorce in a family…like property, children, sustenance to the children needs so on and so fort. If the woman has suffering from maltreatment to his husband frequently or being abandon to their children without any support or committing other substantial evil acts it is justifiable to have a divorce. But your friend problem is regarding her husband the use of money of her client and spending those wealth without providing and doing works to the project. You know people they always have problem about Money every individual needs that money to sustain their need and other thing in life. If that is the only problem about money and he can cover up that later on and continue the propose project the problem can be solve if anybody in the family can give him a chance. However, if their is another reason aside from that money, you need adviser/imam or close relative which you can talk and solve this problem that your friend are facing for. Just may opinion

Al’lah know best…
IslamRe: To All Muslim Brothers And Sister: by samba123(m): 7:42pm On Jun 17, 2008
Welcome Brother we can share a lot of thing regarding Is'lam just keep in touch to this forum
Christianity EtcRe: What Do You Think About This Bible Verse? by samba123(m): 12:09pm On Jun 17, 2008
[quote author=~Lady~ link=topic=142182.msg2381055#msg2381055 date=1213646041]First of all, I thought the gospels were conflicting, how then do they match? shocked[/quote]I just give you two of the verses you right away point its already agreeable, can you find the two more verses in Mark and John?



Not physical fire silly. Baptising with fire is receiving the Spirit, like when the "tongues as fire" rested upon them. Basically you have received the Holy Spirit.
Tongues as Fire, are you a dragon of the chinese believe? cheesy
IslamRe: Alqur'an The Generous: A Book That Gives Satisfaction And Hope To Good Soul. by samba123(m): 11:59am On Jun 17, 2008
Thank Olabowale for opening this thread it can shed light to those people who luck understanding about the Qur’an. I think this definition that I put here are the most common one.

The named Al-Fatiha…Fatihah is that which opens a subject or a book or any other thing. In other words, Al Fatihah is a sort of preface.

This surah Fatihah has a total of 7 verses.

It is one of the very earliest Revelations to the Holy Prophet. As a matter of fact, we learn from authentic traditions that it was the first complete surah, which was reveled to Moham’mad (saw). before this, there are other surah revealed like Surah Alaq, Muzzammil, Muddathir, I just mention few of them.

This surah Al Fatihah is in fact a prayer which Al’lah has taught to all those who want to make a study of this book. It has been placed at the very beginning of the book to teach this lesson to the reader: if you sincerely want to benefit from the Qur’an, you should offer this prayer to the Lord of the Universe. This preface is meant to create a strong desire in the heart of the reader to seek guidance from the Lord of the Universe, who alone can grant it. Thus Al Fatihah indirectly teaches that the best thing for a man is to pray for guidance to the straight path, to study the Qur’an with the mental attitude of a seeker-after- truth and to recognize the fact that the Lord of the Universe is the source of all knowledge. He should, therefore, begin the study of the Qur’an with a prayer to him for guidance. From this theme, it becomes clear that the real relation between Al Fatihah and the Qur’an is not that of an introduction to a book but that of a prayer and its answer.

Al Fatihah is the prayer from the servant and the Qur’an is the answer from the Master to his prayer. The servant pray to Al’lah to show him Guidance and the Master places the whole of the Qur’an before him in answer to his prayer, as if to say, This is the Guidance you Begged from Me.
Christianity EtcRe: What Do You Think About This Bible Verse? by samba123(m): 4:35pm On Jun 16, 2008
Luke.3:16…John said…,  "I baptize you with water; but he who is mightier than I is coming, the thong of whose sandals I am not worthy to untie; he will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire.

Matthew 3:11…. "I baptize you with water for repentance, but he who is coming after me is mightier than I, whose sandals I am not worthy to carry; he will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire.

this is the better who among you like to baptize with fire, any want of you like to grill
Christianity EtcRe: The Gospel Of Barnabas(the True Forgotten Gospel) by samba123(m): 11:10am On Jun 15, 2008
Frizy…we are all striving to guide our fellow family, relatives, friends, and neighbors inshal’alah by the will of Al’lah subhana taalah he is the only one have Mercy on us. We pray to enlighten and guides our beloved loves one into right path. May all the peace, the beneficence, and the blessings of Al’alah be upon us all . Amen.[/color][color=#990000][/color][color=#990000][color=#990000][/color]
IslamRe: Muslims: What Did You Learn In Islam Recently? by samba123(m): 10:03am On Jun 15, 2008
Inner Qur'an

I seek refuge in Al’lah from the evils of the accursed satan.
In the name of Al’lah, Most Merciful, Most Compassionate.

May all the peace, the beneficence, and the blessings of God be upon you.
Brothers and sisters in Is’lam, no matter what changes occur throughout the ages, the Qur'an is one thing that never changes. It is immutable. It offers an explanation appropriate for every period of time and for every level of understanding. All the meanings it contains could not be written down even if all the oceans of the world were made into ink and all the trees were made into pens.

To comprehend the Qur'an, first we must establish our absolute faith, certitude, and determination then we must acquire wisdom; and finally we must delve deep inside and study it from within. If we look into the depths of the Qur'an, we will find the complete never-ending wealth and grace of Almighty God. We will find the light of Al’lah, the resplendence of Al’lah. We will not find racial or religious prejudices, battles, or fighting of any kind. We will find only the benevolence of all the universes.

The Qur'an appeared as the beginning, the emergence of creation (Awwal Muham’mad), as the eternal life, the emergence of the soul (Hayah Muham’mad), as the food, the nourishment for all creations (An 'um Muham’mad), as the innermost heart (Ahmad), as the beauty of the face which is a reflection of the beauty of the heart (Muham’mad), and as the plenitude, the light which became completeness within Al’lah and then emerged (Nur Muham’mad).

The Qur'an is a treasure which continually speaks to our faith. Its verses were sent to Muhammad one by one, according to the needs of the people, the difficulties they were undergoing, and the questions they asked. These verses and chapters were sent to bring clarity to man, from the time he appears as a fetus, as the mim, to the moment he reaches the shore of the hereafter. They cleanse man stage by stage. Whatever state he is in at one time of prayer, the Qur'an explains the state he should achieve by the next prayer time. In this way, the Qur' an lifts man up, causing his wisdom, his beauty, and his divine knowledge6 to grow little by little.

The Prophet said, "Even though I depart from the world, I leave you the Qur'an. That is your evidence. Please keep it close to you. The Qur'an will be a teacher and a learned one to the innermost heart." That is why its verses were sent to mankind. Step by step the Qur'an elevates man; chapter by chapter, it cuts away all the things within him that need to be discarded. That is the purpose of the Qur'an-to eliminate the four hundred trillion, ten thousand degenerate qualities and actions which oppose the truth of God, and to show man how to develop, how to beautify and improve himself.

The Qur'an has the capacity to cut away this birth, to cast out arrogance, karma, illusion, and the sexual energies of the three sons of illusion. It can dispel man's love for earth, sensual pleasures, and gold. It can drive away lust, anger, miserliness, attachment, bigotry, envy, theft, murder, falsehood, and the effects of intoxicants.
To rid himself of these evil qualities, a true human being must sacrifice and purify his heart for Al’lah. He must perform the ritual sacrifice called qurban for the sake of truth and justice, for the sake of righteous action, duty, equality, peacefulness, unity, and for the love of the one human family. If he does this, he will acquire the qualities, actions, and beauty of Al’lah. This is the state which the Qur'an depicts, the path of perfect purity This is Al’lah's kingdom, and He is the only One who protects it, conducts its affairs, and rules over it with total justice. Anyone who acts according to that justice and understands Al’lah in completeness becomes His slave.Such a man owns nothing of his own, and so Al’lah protects him and looks after all his needs.

If a man progresses to this state of purity, if he succeeds in cutting away all these evil qualities, then he becomes a true believer, living for nothing other than Al’lah, and having nothing other than Allah in his thoughts or intentions. He does not concern himself with seeing or hearing others, because no one else exists for him. He sees nothing other than Al’lah. He speaks to no one other than Allah. He has closed himself off to the sight and sound of everything but Al’lah. That is why he is called an ummi, an unlettered one. And because he has no words of his own, Al’lah's words and sounds come through him. He becomes the hadith which explains the inner and outer aspects of Al’lah's revelations. In that state, his body or form is the holy book and his innermost heart is the Umm al-Qur'an. What does Umm mean? It means "mother." The mother who raises the true believer is the Umm al-Qur'an, the mother of justice and faith, the mother of man's wisdom. The Umm al-Qur'an is the essence of the Qur'an, the eye of the Qur'an.
If man will only open that eye, he will know Al’lah, and knowing Al’lah, he will hear only His sounds and His words.

This was the state of the Prophet, Muham’mad al-Ummi. He was unlearned, and therefore, the words that he received could only have come through God's revelation. Al’lah explained to Muham’mad the meaning of Iman-Is’lam, prayer, worship, and everything He had revealed to the earlier prophets. Through Muham’mad, His Final Prophet, Al’lah clarified everything for mankind.

Of all the prophets, only Moses and Muham’mad attained the state where they met and spoke directly to God-Moses on Mount Sinai, when God revealed Himself as a resplendent light, and Muham’mad once face to face during his mystical journey to heaven, and also in the many direct revelations he received.

Moses and Muham’mad also shared another distinction. They were the only two prophets whose names began with the letter mim. The mim was what Al’lah created first, and from it He made all of His creations. The letter mim covers the universes of the primal beginning, this world, and the hereafter. It penetrates the essence and the manifestation, as well as good and evil. All creations begin with mim, and as long as they continue to appear, that mim, the pearl of creation, will exist. It is endless.

Through that mim Al’lah gave Moses the Ten Commandments and the explanations of the Torah, showing him what was permissible and forbidden according to God's law, and what was good and evil? With the grace of that mim, Moses was able to perform miracles and to deliver his people from Pharoah. And it was to the mim in Muham’mad that Al’lah revealed the verses of the Qur' an.

The Sufis say that it is impossible to give a complete explanation of the mim; it can only be grasped by those who search deeply with perfect faith and an open heart. How then is it possible to explain who Muham’mad truly is? How can we say when Muham’mad was created or when he appeared? Only if we understand the real Qur'an completely can we understand Muham’mad. Until a man reaches that state, he will continue to say that Muham’mad is the son of Aminah and 'Abdul’lah. The Sufis call Muham’mad the light of the innermost heart. In Tamil muham means face and aham means heart. When the Ahmad, the state of the heart, becomes Muham’mad, then the light of the innermost heart is revealed in the beauty of the face.

The Sufis also say that only when man comes to a realization of himself and dives deep within the inner Qur'an, drinking from its essence, will the truth of Muham’mad be revealed to him in his meditation. Only when he reaches the state where he speaks to Allah alone, can he be said to truly exist in Islam. When he attains that state of communion with Al’lah, he will understand that the Qur'an and the holy books are his own body, the inner mystical form of a true human being. Such a man will understand the inner meaning of al-hamdu lil’lah, which is the praise of the inner form of man. Understanding the history of the One who is all praise, he will glorify Him alone. Only then can he see this history as one continuous study, an endless ocean of divine knowledge. Otherwise, each book he reads will explain a few points and then refer him to another book which will then refer him to yet another book. As long as he continues reading only those outer books, he will never reach his freedom.
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My brothers, we must consider how the Qur'an came from Al’lah, and we must delve deep within it. In order to understand its true meaning, we must be in the same state as that original Qur'an was when it emerged from Allah. It came as a resplendence, a radiance, a resonance, and a grace. Then it came as a light to Gabriel. And when it came to Muham.mad, the Messenger, it came as the grace and attributes of Al’lah. Next Muham.mad brought it to us as a revelation. Then the sound of these revelations was transformed into letters and formed into words. What was revealed in those words ultimately became public knowledge and part of history. The interpretations of this knowledge later gave rise to religious differences, divisions, and bigotry, which in turn gave rise to prejudice, fighting, and wars. This is the state the world has come to.

We, however, must delve into the depths of the Qur' an; we must experience each step of the way as it originally came from Al’lah. As we look deeper and deeper, we will see the Messenger of God, and once we see him, we will know how Gabriel came to him and how he received that grace. We will see the light, and if we look through that light we will experience the resonance of Allah within the Qur'an. As we understand that resonance, we will understand our life and our death; we will understand the Day of Judgment, the Day of Questioning, and the ninety-nine attributes of Al’lah.

Once we have this understanding, we will see that all men are our brothers, just as the Qur'an teaches us. To truly see all people as our brothers is Is’lam. If we see anyone who is in need, we must offer him the water of the mercy of all the universes, the water of absolute faith, and the affirmation of that faith, the kalimah. That water must be given to everyone who is hungry or thirsty. We must embrace them lovingly, quench their thirst, and wash away their dirt. We must offer them love, compassion, patience, and tolerance, just as the Prophet did. This is what will satisfy their needs and dispel the darkness in their hearts.

My brothers and sisters in Is’lam, if we offer peace, then justice will flourish. Love will cut away all enmity. Compassion will cause God's grace to grow in this world, and then the food of faith and the mercy of all the universes can be offered. When that food is given, hunger, disease, old age, and death will be eliminated, and everyone will have peace.

Al’lah and the state of a true human being are right here within us. It is a great secret, hidden within our hearts, within the Umm al-Qur'an. Only if we can study this divine knowledge can we attain our freedom. All who have faith must reflect upon this, understand it, and teach it to those who have less wisdom, to those who have no clarity of heart, to those whose minds oppose us, and to those who have no peace of mind. We must teach them these qualities, give them this food, this beauty, and this nourishment of grace and absolute faith. Every human being in the community of Is’lam, everyone who has faith, all those who are learned and wise, all the leaders of prayer and the teachers, all those who know the Qur'an-all must understand this. This is what I ask of you.

Amen. All’ah is sufficient unto us all.
Christianity EtcRe: Christmas Should be Replaced! by samba123(m): 5:33pm On Jun 11, 2008
blkmum700:
@May Kelly
i think you are having sex with your postor,he has decive you alot with this book call bible thats is why you are defending all the bomb and bullet on here,but i must confess you are great hero to stand all this people,but i have to tell you this, the last born again christain in my compound who defend her religion like you got pregnat for her pastor.
Lol we are not a seducer huh of what you think, I though you should get an etiquette for that. tongue
Christianity EtcRe: The Gospel Of Barnabas(the True Forgotten Gospel) by samba123(m): 5:19pm On Jun 11, 2008
@Lady
Ok so you know I like to answer every question. I like educating people on the matter.
So this is what I can get from what you're saying.

1. The Gospels did not exist until the Nicene Creed,

Wait do you mean the council of Nicea, because the creed is a prayer
Yes the Council of Nicaea a consensus among all the priests to come into one common believe. I think the meaning of the word Creed is to “Believe” or article of faith”. Not a prayer as you define.

2. Before the council the gospels matthew, mark, luke,and john did not exist

They did, they were written about 35-40 years after the death of Christ. They weren't written in 325 AD. They were compiled into a book to make it easier and official, but they weren't written then. History has proven this.
if that is the truth the gospel had been written “about 35-40” years after Christ, then who is the Author of that. Can we point our finger to the name itself as the author and writer of that books.

We do not know the author of the gospel

We do know the author to be God, we do know the writers to be Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The writers let us know that it is them and history of the Church lets us know too. There were those that were surrounding them at that time and they knew about the writings and used the writings even before 325 AD.
The foundation of the Christian religion is based upon the bible. Although penned by human hands, believers insist that this book is the "inspired word of God" (as what Lady said), it is claimed that the people who wrote the bible were inspired or directed by god to write his laws and teachings.

The bible is a blend of ancient Middle Eastern history, Jewish law, and mythology-- mythology both traditionary among the Jews but also borrowed from neighboring nations such as Babylon and Assyria. An important question arises: do the historical parts of the bible offer proof that supports the miraculous parts?

There are some religious people who accept that the bible is not the literal truth.
The Biblical Fundamentalist, or inerrantist. However, even the liberal believer, who insists that although the bible is not accurate in its history or science, will not be shielded from my words. Those who claim that the bible offers moral and spiritual teachings will be shown that not only is that statement unsupportable, but that the exact opposite can be demonstrated.

How can we know that the bible is true? As far as the New Testament None of the contemporary Jewish or Roman historians, living during the time in which Jesus said to have lived, wrote one word about him. Modern biblical scholars agree that the New Testament scriptures were written 35 to 40 (as lady said) years after the alleged events, and the names Mark, Matthew, Luke and John were attached afterward by the Church. The clergy do not mention this fact, and would have their flocks go right on believing that Matthew, Mark, Luke and John were written by the men whose names they bear. But this is not the truth.

"The question is, were the authors of these four gospels inspired?
If they were inspired, then the four gospels must be true.
If they are true, they must agree.
The four gospels do not agree." (what do you think Lady priest)


So, why do people believe the bible is true? Christians say things like:

•"It must be true because everybody just knows it's true. How can the whole world be wrong?"
•"The Bible is true because it is the word of God."
•"It's true because it is the most perfect moral guide ever produced. Nothing written by humans approaches its perfection."
•"Its writings span 1,500 years, and there are no errors, contradictions or difficulties. No book written by mere humans could be so flawless."
The Christian uses these assertions instead of facts-- belief in place of evidence

No one can tell, except that we tell each other so. Priests and ministers, who make their living selling salvation, tell us so. But why should we believe them? What authority do their words carry, other than the authority that they give themselves? Strip away the claim that the bible is the "word of God", and who in their right mind would still believe it?
Basically, the Christian believe the bible is true because they parents told them, and then they told not to question them. In the west, you are told the Christian bible is true. In the middle east, the New Testament is held to be false, and the Jews endorse only the Old Testament. If you are Is,lamic, the K’oran is the only true bible. Other religions have their own sacred writings. Which book you believe depends predominantly on where you were born. You believe what your parents tell you, just like they believe what their parents told them, and so on, since the book was written. For the most part, you are either a Protestant, Catholic, Jew, Muslim, Hindu or Buhddist because your parents were.

You were brought up to believe it. Under the same circumstances, you would have believed anything. Centuries ago, to disagree with the Bible was to face punishment, shame, torture and even death. Given these conditions, it is no wonder that nobody questioned it for two thousand years. It is obvious why Christianity had such a stranglehold on the minds of the population. To disagree was to be executed.

As far as "inspiration" goes, how can anyone establish the truth of this claim? What does it mean to be "inspired"? Most theologians would say that it meant that god used men as instruments, making them write his thoughts. How can an inspired man prove that he is inspired? How can he know himself that he is inspired, and not insane? He couldn't possibly know for sure. And what is inspiration anyway? Did he take possession of their minds and destroy their wills? Were these writers only partly controlled, so that their mistakes, ignorance and prejudices were mingled with the wisdom of God? Some people assert that men were guided to write god's will, through their own words and in the prejudices of the times. How are we to separate the mistakes of man from the thoughts of God?[/color][color=#990000][color=#990000][/color] How could we do this without being inspired ourselves? If the original writers were inspired, then the translators should have been too, and so should be the men who tell us what the bible means.

My dear do not come up against the history of the Church, you will fall short. Eye witnesses dear, are more reliable.
This is how we know it is true.
I hope this addresses your issue
Lady if I fall short its doesn’t mean you defeated me…if I fall short it doesn’t mean you change my faith…as far I’m here I will respond to you as long I can figure it out. If not I just leave it for you to clarify the issued.

If you are pressure to this one never mind to answer it just focus your discussion on your own issued.

Peace (English), …Shalom…(Hebrew),…Salam (Arabic)
God…(English),…, ELI…, (Hebrew ),….ILAH (Arabic)
Christianity EtcRe: Let The Real Lazarus Stand Up by samba123(m): 4:31pm On Jun 08, 2008
There is no more Lazarus will stand , the original have gone away you can't find it anymore.
Christianity EtcRe: Who Is Greater Than Jehovah God by samba123(m): 7:22pm On Jun 06, 2008
@Clearity posted
"Do you remember your Gospel narrative, that when Christ was supposed to have been on the cross, he cried out with a loud voice:

"ELOI, ELOI, LAMA SABACHTHANI? which is, being interpreted, My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me?" (Mark 15:34).

The above is a translation from the Greek manuscripts "ACCORDING TO ST. MARK." Obviously his Hebrew has a Greek accent. Because, his so-called originals were written in Greek. But listen to Matthew, who is supposed to have written his Gospel originally in Hebrew, which was aimed at the Jews. St. Jerome, an early Christian father of the 4th and 5th centuries after Christ, testifies as follows:
"MATTHEW, WHO IS ALSO LEVI, AND WHO FROM A PUBLICAN CAME TO BE AN APOSTLE, FIRST OF ALL THE EVANGELISTS, COMPOSED A GOSPEL OF CHRIST IN JUDEA IN THE HEBREW LANGUAGE AND CHARACTERS, FOR THE


BENEFIT OF THOSE OF THE CIRCUMCISION1 WHO HAD BELIEVED."
Naturally, Matthew's accent would be more Semitic (Hebrew and Arabic) than that of Mark. Matthew records the same scene as Mark 15:34, but note the variation of the dialect:
Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying ELI, ELI, LAMA SABACHTHANI? that is to say, My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me'? (Matthew 27:46).

Please memorise the words - "Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani." (Eli - pronounced like L and I in English) Utter the words - ELI, ELI, LAMA SABACHTHANI; ELI, ELI, LAMA SABACHTHANI, to your Christian friends and neighbours and ask them whether these words - "Eli, Eli," sounds like "Jehovah, Jehovah!" to them? No! is the answer if they are not deaf. Ask further, whether "Eli, Eli," sounds like "Abba, Abba!" (meaning father, father! in Hebrew) to them! Again the reply will be "No!" if they are not deaf. Can't they see that the cry is to God? "Eli, Eli - Elah, Elah, God, God!" Let them hear these words from your lips and watch their reactions. No honest per- son can help agreeing with you.
Christianity EtcRe: The Gospel Of Barnabas(the True Forgotten Gospel) by samba123(m): 7:15pm On Jun 06, 2008
@Lady
the term gospel means truth
if its not in the NICENE CREED 325 AD there is no Gospel exist that you called Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, how come you said it is the Truth? wherein you do not even know the author of the So called Gospel
Christianity EtcRe: Christmas Should be Replaced! by samba123(m): 7:04pm On Jun 06, 2008
May kelly:
samba first complete your phrase
Luke.3:16

John answered, saying unto them all, I indeed baptize you with water; but one mightier than I cometh, the latchet of whose shoes I am not worthy to unloose: he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost and with fire:

how can you baptize with Holy Ghost and Fire? its a very strange passage if you can understand it right?
Christianity EtcRe: The Gospel Of Barnabas(the True Forgotten Gospel) by samba123(m): 7:30pm On Jun 03, 2008
Nice entry their Olabowale you ask them why Jesus called a “Woman a Dog” its seem Jesus(as) is despise the Canaanite woman a” Racism still exist”.
Lady priest are responding well have a nice journey.
Endearment = kind word…sweet nothing ( not well accepted definition)
Christianity EtcRe: Men Are Like God by samba123(m): 5:59pm On Jun 03, 2008
what about " saint like God" or "Priest like God" it make little sense right
IslamRe: Is It "safe" For A Christian To Read The Qur'an? by samba123(m): 5:52pm On Jun 03, 2008
@ syrup
don't think the verses you were quoting said anything about any birds with 4 legs - unless you deliberately wanted to force that idea in order to make your point sound intelligent when it is obviously unfounded.

Just an asides, in other to make categorical statements that are half intelligent, a simple thing would have been for you to make a careful search. Sample these –
Thank for showing those pictures of four legs birds. Can we generalize that fowls are four legs?

Syrup…that only one of a million of birds you can found whose abnormality/defect is a rare case in every individual.
What about Insect do you have a picture of 4 legs? Can you show us?

In the same way, you cannot hold that the Qu''ran is "inerrant".
On what basis can you give us your assumption to say that? If you just take from translation of the Arabic verses it better to step aside. Its annoying to persuade other to believe what you’re saying proof us your allegation.
Just show as those verses, which are in error manifestation in the Qur’an?

Is’lam has a unique absolute unity in term of prayer and belief.
You know the Islamic prayer is not similar in any type that a translation can be use in prayer anything can be varying in term of language/dialect.
Christianity EtcRe: Who Is Greater Than Jehovah God by samba123(m): 5:46pm On Jun 03, 2008
Will you take the names of “EL…ELI…ELOHIM…for a replacement of “JEHOVAH” all those are attribute names of God…as you read in the Bible. If you are Mus’lim the proper/or highest name is “Alla'h”…and the attribute names of AlRahman…AlRahim…Al Ahad…Al Qudus I names just few of them here.
Christianity EtcRe: The Gospel Of Barnabas(the True Forgotten Gospel) by samba123(m): 6:56pm On May 29, 2008
imhotep:
The saints are saving stories to entertain their children/grandchildren with. grin
Lol we can make an auction for that Gospel in Christy Auction fair.

I bet for 5 cent, grin
Christianity EtcRe: The Gospel Of Barnabas(the True Forgotten Gospel) by samba123(m): 6:55pm On May 29, 2008
@syrup

They also spoke about the Son of God long before the 4th century as well. And again, we find so many of them speaking about the Holy Spirit long before the 4th century.
Can I know who propagated the name of SON OF GOD before Jesus came?
Christianity EtcRe: Questions For Knowledgeable Christians by samba123(m): 6:43pm On May 29, 2008
syrup:
It's really funny that bin laden only posted one side of his problem. The one thing he forgot was to post the other side of the page from the same guys who asked the "19 questions". A simple google check reveals all - and they have been recycled in many other sites. Just a sample:

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These 19 Questions were presented to "M[color=Black]usli[/color]m Scholars" at an international conference in Chicago, Illinois, USA, October 7-8,1989. The title of the conference was "World Conference on Finality of the Prophethood & Significance of Hadith".

CONTENTS
Which Hadith do you believe besides the The Great Book?
Do this verses require a mishmash of narrations?
How reliable is your most authentic hadith?
Why are you so belligerent?
Why do you sanctify those who . . . ?
When did a hungry goat eat the "stoning verse"?
Why do you prohibit gold and silk for men?
Why do you prohibit pictures, music, and chess?
Which animals are lawful?
Why do you insult and oppress women?
Why do you force women to cover their hair?
Why do you make distinction among messengers?
Was The Great Prophet illiterate?
Who is the messenger mentioned in 3:81?
Will Jesus come back?
What is the crucial age?
How do you pronounce "Shahadah"?
What About Religious practices?
Can you see the mathematical miracle?

http://www.[color=Black]qur[/color]an.org/19quest.htm[/list]

There are other "19 Questions for [color=Black]Musl[/color]ims" with other questions. I just thought that people like bin laden should have been aware that the same set of people also had questions for them as well.
Why dodging the issued ? you can post another thread for that what have you been presented here.
Christianity EtcRe: The Gospel Of Barnabas(the True Forgotten Gospel) by samba123(m): 5:47pm On May 29, 2008
imhotep:
@Frizy
I am actually saving these your yarns so I can entertain my grandchildren with them. cheesy
I though that the saint are giving us the 2000 Gospel of Jesus? where it is now can we take a porensic test of that scribe grin
FamilyRe: World's First Pregnant Man. by samba123(m): 5:44pm On May 29, 2008
This thing is not anymore common to all, while starting like this one are a passageway to the future generation when a pedo and lesbian are entitle to their right in the hand of the law of humanity. The Pedo and Lesbian are cerebrating to have a scribe recognition in the eyes of all nations. Much more to come in recognition of faith the Human law or the God law should follows.
Christianity EtcRe: Christmas Should be Replaced! by samba123(m): 5:43pm On May 29, 2008
MayKelly,

Luke.3:16…John said…, "I baptize you with water; but he who is mightier than I is coming, the thong of whose sandals I am not worthy to untie; he will baptize you with the[b] Holy Spirit and with fire.[/b]

Matthew 3:11…. "I baptize you with water for repentance, but he who is coming after me is mightier than I, whose sandals I am not worthy to carry; he will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and with fire.

How can you interpret this passage First you will baptize by Water and then he will baptize you with[b] Holy Spirit and Fire? [/b]
Christianity EtcRe: The Gospel Of Barnabas(the True Forgotten Gospel) by samba123(m): 9:52am On May 22, 2008
where is the "Good News" of Jesus?

what is the Gospel of the Kingdom of God Jesus preach?


and were is the 2000 Gospel of the Saint?

waiting for my inquiry. undecided
Christianity EtcRe: The Gospel Of Barnabas(the True Forgotten Gospel) by samba123(m): 8:02am On May 20, 2008
we're the oppositionist I'm still waiting the "Good News"?

were is the 2000 Gospel of the Saint?

they all speechless when truth are reveal cool
Christianity EtcRe: How Did Black People Become Black? by samba123(m): 7:58am On May 20, 2008
over grilled that is why it came into black result grin
Christianity EtcRe: The Gospel Of Barnabas(the True Forgotten Gospel) by samba123(m): 8:18am On May 18, 2008
@imhotep

And I have copies of the gospels written over 2000 years ago.
I also have copies of the jewish scriptures written over 3000 years ago
Another bogus operandi show us your 2000 years Gospel and Jewish scriptures written over 3000 year we are waiting

for that. let as see how the saint are telling the truth. huh

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