Isra: Muhammad or Musa?
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anyone who wants to can just click on your profile and look at a history of all your posts and see when you have "lost" a "debate" and failed to concede victory... oftentimes you end those posts which you failed to win with something like "dismissed" or calling people liars or wrongdoers, or accusing people of twisting the quran to their own desires.
sadly for you ahmed my being truthful has very little to do with whether i post a url or not
enjoy yourself, it's a celebration P
LOL
Yeh every one knows that they can click my profile and see my threads, what's new?, come on are you that novice?
on the other hand I have never lost a debate, bring your evidences if you are truthful, if you dont then you will be claissfied as a clear cut liar
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haha classified by who? by you? big deal
if i wanted to burn up my time sifting through your previous posts i'm pretty sure i could find a post where anwar schooled you on arabic linguistics and you refused to concede on the grounds that you are a so called native arabic speaker.
i don't have to bring forth any evidence - like i said, anyone can look at your previous posts and let you speak for yourself... the evidence is already brought forth dude, it's all right there for anyone who wishes to check.
see? you claim that you have never lost a debate... that's your own (unwarranted) opinion of yourself and your posts
if you had any truth to yourself you would at least be able to admit the times you lost
anyways enjoy yourself with this isra issue - don't fall off the soap box
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Peace Fahad and all,
Yes it does make sense but how do you interpret 'al-masjid al-haram' then?
Thanks, Hamsa
Hmm.. interesting, based on Fahad's assumption that 171 is referring to Moses and people of Israel migration from Masjdil Haram to Masjidil Aqsa.
I can add that there are ancient legends on Jewish community which state that their "first kiblah" (direction) is somewhere in the southern region (HebrewNegev). Which can be Egypt or Sinai... The southern kiblah was used before the first temple period, to commemorate them that God has performed miraculous work to release them from the "land of slavery" (Mitsraim / Egypt).
If you read the Tanakh there are some verses which indicate that Moses and David were prostrating to the "Negev" (Hebrew South/Southern) direction as an act of gratitude / saying thanks to God.
Salam
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haha classified by who? by you? big deal
if i wanted to burn up my time sifting through your previous posts i'm pretty sure i could find a post where anwar schooled you on arabic linguistics and you refused to concede on the grounds that you are a so called native arabic speaker.
i don't have to bring forth any evidence - like i said, anyone can look at your previous posts and let you speak for yourself... the evidence is already brought forth dude, it's all right there for anyone who wishes to check.
see? you claim that you have never lost a debate... that's your own (unwarranted) opinion of yourself and your posts
if you had any truth to yourself you would at least be able to admit the times you lost
anyways enjoy yourself with this isra issue - don't fall off the soap box
Another useless time bandit, well here is my reply
you are http//free-islam.com/extraimages/dismissed3.gif
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lol ahmed,
why don't you use "dismissed" as your avatar since you seem to like it that much
peace lk
Hello
because I can't dismiss myself
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rotfl good answer !
Any cookies?
question of ego i guess
salaams, lkHmm, do you mean, because I can't dismiss myself that i have ego?
well, you can tell me if you ever dismissed yourself?