Bek Lover

Why are you not following the example he even left in your own book?

There's no uniformity of prayer anywhere in your religion except our father's prayer.

Motions and this and that, you guys all have different versions.

There's absolutely no uniformity.

One thing, let me finish.

You gotta give Islam one thing.

Sunni and Shia, there are some differences, but there's still only one version of the Quran.

And for the most part, except the exceptions of leaving their hands to the side, the motions of worship are uniform, and everyone knows that you can only pray in the Arabic language.

He's saying a man that spoke Aramaic

brought us a book in Greek, which is what the word Bible means, biblos, any language scholar will tell you you lose up to 20 to 30% just in translation.

I, as a Muslim, can say, when we're looking at these verses in Christian, I mean, I'm sorry, when we're looking at the verses of the Quran, I am not an Arabic scholar.

I do not speak Arabic.

I can pray in Arabic.

I don't know in what context the way they do.

I don't.

I know that there's 20 to 30% lost.

I know I can't read that book the way an Arab can that understands Arabic.

Because there's certain things that just don't cross over when you translate.

Any scholar will tell you that.

So you're sitting here telling me a book that took at least a minimum 100 years, up to 325, depending on which scholar he wants to quote or not quote.