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soycheckmark: jimbo and trevor
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emerald: Mention a nameflamboyant person in this comment section if you eat bricks for fun
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emerald: @soycheckmark: This one doesn't count
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trevor: soycheckmark
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Chud1: @emerald: @emerald: Post #139015
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Smoot: @emerald:
Post #130169
>Eating bricks for fun

also this looks like Thales
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soycheckmark: @trevor: top tier noon projection
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Thales: smoot take that pink paint off! it might be toxic!
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Smoot: @Thales: Thales why are you covered in brown paint? oh wait, its just your skin, nevermind.
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Thales: @Smoot: false im not southern iraqi
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Smoot: @Thales: sandnoons are sandnoons
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trevor: @Smoot: whats your race/ethnicity
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emerald: @Smoot:
>Nooooooooooooo you don't understand mi white because mi not from brown part of middle east mi gemmy even doe I follow the same religion and look the same
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Smoot: @trevor: Anglo/Celt
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trevor: @Smoot: country?
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trevor: @emerald: you're british right? you're a raisinskin
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trevor: @emerald: you're british right? you're a raisinskin
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emerald: @trevor:
>you're british right? you're a raisinskin

Post #38967
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Smoot: @trevor Brits are white, keep coping goat fucker
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trevor: @Smoot: nope, using emerald's specialed logic, brits are raisinskins due to an overwhelming majority of pakistani immigrants coming in
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Thales: @Smoot: >brits when they project welsh culture on muslims
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trevor: @Smoot:
>used a baseless weird projected fantasy slur again

classic smoot sub 60 iq play
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Smoot: @trevor: this is my opinion motherfucker BRITS ARE WHITE
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Smoot: @trevor:
>fantasy slur

>muzzies fuck goats often

keep coping
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trevor: @Smoot: give me an article where this happened
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trevor: ill call you a fantasy slur too: INSELAFFE! YOU STUPID HUM! YOU LIMEY!
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Thales:
>bestiality outlawed by the quran, how could you tell?
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Smoot: @trevor:
Post #60341
>give me an article where this happened
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trevor: @Smoot: ducked again award
also as thales stated: bestiality is not allowed.
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Smoot: @Thales: the bible forbids rape but priests rape kids, your point is?
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Smoot: @Smoot: also forbids homosexuality but lots of the priests are flamboyant persons
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trevor: @Smoot: so... they're not christian then? whats your point
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trevor:
>bible says this banned but a christian does a banned thing so he HAS to be christian
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Thales: @Smoot: so of how you judge muslims, are all priests child rapists?
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Smoot: @trevor: you realize this website was founded to make fun of redditards who say
>got a heckin' sourcerino for that?
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dap_chhuon: @Thales: it's not. bestiality isn't even mentioned in quran, only in later hadith collections of some pisslamic scholars
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Smoot: @Thales: Not all but a significant portion and many of the rest of them are complacent with these crimes going on. The same goes for muzzies
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trevor: @dap_chhuon:
> The prohibition is explicitly mentioned in several Hadiths (sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad). Some narrations even prescribe a severe punishment, such as the death penalty for the perpetrator and the animal, though the authenticity and interpretation of these specific Hadiths are debated among different schools of Islamic law (madhhabs).
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trevor: @Smoot: what do sheikhs do wrong?
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Smoot: [url=site://post/view/147770#c1185892]@trevor[/url: No true Scotsman fallacy
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Smoot: @trevor: rape goats
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dap_chhuon: @trevor: too bad that most explosive people are illiterate and fuck goats regardless of these hadiths
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Smoot: @Smoot:
>>bible says this banned but a christian does a banned thing so he HAS to be christian

No true Scotsman fallacy
(just clarifying what im refering to)
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trevor: @dap_chhuon:
>resorts to name calling rather than debating

classic brap_chhuon move
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Thales: neither the bible or quran permit child raping and bestiality, dont confuse culture with religion.
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trevor: @Smoot: so you're admitting that priests and sheikhs who do wrong are not religious.
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dap_chhuon: @trevor:
>Hadiths are debated among different schools of Islamic law (madhhabs)
The Bible clearly states that "Anyone who has sexual relations with an animal must be put to death" by the way, if that matters
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Thales: @dap_chhuon:
>ur fuggen illiterate! even doe you read the COOORRRRAAAAAAAN
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Smoot: @trevor: are you specialed? im saying that you cant just exclude someone from a groups statistics because they broke a rule of the group
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trevor: @dap_chhuon: okay? just because the quran doesn't state something is haram doesn't mean its halal. you can use hadiths. also, since we're nitpicking things, thoughts on this?:

>Deuteronomy 22:28-29 (NIV)

>"If a man happens to meet a virgin who is not pledged to be married and rapes her and they are discovered, he shall pay her father fifty shekels of silver. He must marry the young woman, for he has violated her. He can never divorce her as long as he lives".

a woman is forced to marry the man that raped her, wow...
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dap_chhuon: @trevor: i don't debate mentally impaired. i do not consider this to be a debate
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trevor: @Smoot: they're not part of that statistic.
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emerald: Are you still arguing?
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trevor: @dap_chhuon: @trevor: respond to this
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trevor: @emerald: no i'm trying to have a civil debate, yet these brappers have 0 iq and keep ducking
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dap_chhuon: @trevor: niv translation is some heretical snca made by evangelicals
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dap_chhuon: @dap_chhuon: therefore i do not care
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trevor: @dap_chhuon: okay, whats YOUR translation then? this is a very disgusting verse. im ashamed of the bible for this weird verse. what do they have against women?
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trevor: @dap_chhuon:
>sees a disgusting verse in the bible

>says he does not care

brap_chhuonsissiess... I...
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dap_chhuon: @trevor: yeah, i do not care for translations made by heretics
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Thales: @dap_chhuon: odd that only the bible has this issue of accepted translations being heretical.
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trevor: @Thales: so true, the quran has been etched in time and has never changed throughout history.
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Thales: @trevor: couldnt have said it better
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Smoot: God damn this has been a waste of time. Why am I even taking time out of my time to debate about a raisinskin religion with 2 sandnoons and a slav? I'm going to read a book and have a drink, good night.
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dap_chhuon: @Thales: evendoe there are multiple variants of quran's recitation called qiraats with two main qiraats being hafs and warsh
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trevor: @Smoot: In the end, I win.
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emerald: @Smoot: Goodnight
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emerald: @trevor:
>in my head
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Garf: @trevor:
>100
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get a job muzzie!
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trevor: @dap_chhuon:
> No, qiraats do not change the core meaning of the Quran; they are variations in pronunciation and articulation that offer a richer, more nuanced understanding of the text rather than contradictory meanings. The differences are similar to the variations between American and British English, such as different ways of pronouncing "color" or "colour," and they don't alter the fundamental message.
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trevor: @Garf: Thanks christchad.
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emerald: @Garf: Imagine thinking this is a good thing
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dap_chhuon: @trevor:
>da qooran has been etched in time and has never changed throughout history saar
>uhm well actually it did, but the fundamental message is still the same saar!
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Chudson88: @trevor: ev&o night of al-zutt
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Thales: @dap_chhuon: source?
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dap_chhuon: @Thales:
>in islam, qira'a refers to the ways or fashions that the quran is recited. more technically, the term designates the different linguistic, lexical, phonetic, morphological and syntactical forms permitted with reciting the quran
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Thales: @dap_chhuon:
>linguistic, lexical, phonetic, morphological and syntactical forms permitted with reciting the quran

what smart minds they have in eastern europe
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trevor: @dap_chhuon: show me when the quran changed again?
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trevor: @Thales: GEG, very smart kinds.
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trevor: minds*
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dap_chhuon: @Thales: my point still stands since this means that there are, in fact, several versions of quran, meaning that it did, in fact, change throughout time
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Hodo: @trevor: "rape" in this context used to mean any form of intercourse performed on a father's daughter outside of his consent. The "rape" that you're thinking of is a capital offense called out in the verses right before (25-27).
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Thales: @dap_chhuon:
>tajweed changes the fuggen message

GEEEEEEEGGGGGGG
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Thales: @Hodo: albeit it's cherrypicking on both sides
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trevor: @Thales: GEEEEEEEEEGGGGG this is honestly embarassing for dap
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trevor: @Hodo: i brought that up to show how nitpicking verses is dumb
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trevor: honestly brap_chhuon should just log out and go back to sleep after taking an embarassing L like this GEG
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dap_chhuon: @Thales:
>The Warsh 'an Naafi' recitation of the Quran differs from Hafs 'an Asim in orthography. The majority of differences do not affect the meaning.
Yet in some cases the differences change the implications of the verse
>Another major difference between Hafs and Warsh recitation of the Quran is the pronunciation of the words. Modern Qurans have diacritical marks (known as Tashkil) and
in some cases pronouncing the word differently could imply different meaning

holy cope
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emerald: @trevor:
>me and my raisinskin friend where able to out spam another person, this means we won
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trevor: @dap_chhuon:
> Yes, the Hafs and Warsh recitations of the Quran have differences that can change the meaning of a verse, but these differences are often subtle and considered complementary rather than contradictory. For example, a difference in punctuation can change a verb from "You shall take" to "They have taken" or alter the subject of a sentence, impacting the specific context or nuance of the verse. These variations are rooted in the seven different ways the Quran was revealed, with each of the seven original recitations having two main disciples, including Hafs and Warsh.

a subtle difference vs HUNDREDS OF DIFFERENT BOOKS
holy cope.
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Thales: @emerald:
>the spamming in question
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