Bhs. ibrani/yunani itu yg pake negara mana aja?

Kok elo tau sih dari grammar jelas kalah dan juga pemaknaan kata, 
dasarnya apa elo ngomong spt itu?

Elo mikir dong pake otak elo siapa yg menciptakan bhs dimuka bumi 
ini, dari bahasa urdu s/d bhs prokem n binan, oh kalo bhs prokem elo 
tanya deh tuch sama si ali topan anak jalanan, kalo binan elo tanya 
ama yg suka nongkrong di salon2.

Bukannya tuhan cuma menghargai bahasa arab, tapi kenapa bahasa arab 
itu dipakai oleh ummat Islam, agar kemanapun ummat islam itu berada 
dibelahan bumi mana saja kalau sembahyang menggunakan bahasa yg sama, 
kalau ke Cina, imamnya sembahnyang pake bahasa arab, ke afrika, ke 
eropa, ke kutub, kemana aja elo bisa join sembahyang  bareng imam 
karena satu bahasa.

Kalo mau berdoa terserah elo deh mau pake bhs binan juga boleh.

kenapa ya tong kosong nyaring bunyinya ...
--- In [email protected], "blrrrp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> apa si bagusnya bahasa arab dibandingin bahasa ibrani dan yunani?
> dibandingin bahasa inggris?
> dibandingin bahasa cina?
> setahu saya dari grammar jelas kalah
> palagi dari pemaknaan kata jelas kalah
> walo saya bukan ahli bahasa
> 
> LALU SIAPA YG MENCIPTAKAN BAHASA DI MUKA BUMI INI?
> apa anda pikir Tuhan cuma menghargai bahasa arab?
> kalo jawabannya bahwa bahasa arab adalah bahasa paling tolol di 
> dunia, mungkin saja, karena allah si islam juga paling tolol, 
budeg, 
> gila hormat / orang nunduk.
> 
> Kiranya terbukalah hikmat surgawi kepada sekalian umat islam, 
supaya 
> kalian tahu apakah si muhammad itu boong ato kagak.
> 
> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], "Ambon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > http://www.arabnews.com/?
> page=5&section=0&article=64035&d=20&m=5&y=2005
> > 
> > 
> >             Friday, 20, May, 2005 (11, Rabi` al-Thani, 1426
> >            
> >      
> > 
> >       Why Is the Qur'an in Arabic
> >       Adil Salahi, Arab News 
> >         
> >       Q.1. May I ask why is the Qur'an in Arabic when the 
majority 
> of Muslims all over the world speak other languages?
> > 
> >       Q.2. Is there racism among Muslims, even though it is not 
> mentioned in the Qur'an?
> > 
> >       M.M.W.
> > 
> >       A.1. God has chosen to address His final message to all 
> mankind, and that it should be one message, binding on all, and 
valid 
> for the rest of time. As such, it has to have a clear text to which 
> people may refer whenever they wish to know what God wants them to 
> do, and what to refrain from. He sent a messenger to deliver it to 
> mankind. It is only to be expected that the messenger should speak 
> the language of his own people, and that the message given to him 
> should be in that same language. He could not be expected to speak 
> all human languages. Of course, God is able to put His message in 
all 
> these languages, or to make all mankind speak Arabic or any 
language 
> He wants. But this is not the way He has chosen for His creation. 
He 
> has chosen that every individual should be distinct from all 
others, 
> in every respect: In the language he or she speaks, just like their 
> fingerprints are different. If the message were to be given in all 
> human languages, then there would have been a very large number of 
> translations of the Qur'an, all revealed by God, so that they would 
> be made ready for the time when speakers of those languages become 
> Muslims. Moreover, languages change, spread or die out. Latin, 
Greek, 
> Aramaic are examples of languages that had died. Today, they are 
only 
> learned or spoken by a handful of people. But there are many others 
> that have disappeared. In contrast, many languages have risen and 
> developed. Should the Qur'an have been revealed in these as well?
> > 
> >       It is definitely the proper thing that the Qur'an should be 
> in the language spoken by the messenger God chose to deliver it. 
That 
> was Muhammad (peace be upon him), who was an Arab. People who wish 
to 
> learn about Islam have the means to do so through Muslims, who are 
> required to deliver God's message to other people and call on them 
to 
> accept Islam.
> > 
> >       A.2. If you are speaking about Islam, then there is 
> absolutely no racism in Islam. The rule established by God Almighty 
> is that: "The most noble of you in God's sight are those who are 
most 
> righteous." (49: 13) The Prophet says: "No advantage does an Arab 
has 
> over a non-Arab, nor a white man over a black man except through 
God-
> fearing." Many are the Hadiths that confirm this principle, which 
> makes people's actions, not status, the criterion of distinction. 
> > 
> >       The Prophet made every effort to instill this new principle 
> into the minds of his companions. He was exceedingly successful, 
> particularly when we take into consideration the fact that the 
> Arabian society at the time was strongly class-conscious. To give 
> just a simple example, we should remember that slaves were the 
lowest 
> class in that society. Yet, Bilal, a former slave set free by Abu 
> Bakr, was the Prophet's mu'azzin in charge of calling the prayer, 
and 
> he was the treasurer of the Islamic state headed by the Prophet. 
> During his reign as caliph, Umar who belonged to the tribe that 
used 
> to be the highest in the tribal hierarchy, said in reference to 
Bilal 
> and how he was freed from slavery: "Abu Bakr was our master, and he 
> set our master free." Thus, Umar, the caliph who belonged to the 
> noblest tribe describes a former slave as "our master", 
acknowledging 
> Bilal's seniority as one of the early converts to Islam.
> > 
> >       This is the model Islam establishes. However, the practice 
of 
> Muslims may fall short of what their faith requires. In such a case 
> the fault is with Muslims, not Islam. It may be that in some Muslim 
> communities, class-consciousness creeps in and people take a 
somewhat 
> racial attitude. This is totally forbidden in Islam. Anyone guilty 
of 
> it will have to account before God for that, and he could easily 
> incur God's punishment. I am glad to say, however, that the very 
idea 
> of racism is repugnant to the vast majority of Muslims throughout 
the 
> world.
> > 
> >      
> >         
> > 
> > 
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]




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