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112. So they, some of them, very few, study the Arabs tongue of Arabic. Yet in
their hearts at the root are always the same meanings - Anglo English.
113. For when asked what does Allah mean, they say from inside out Allah is
god, Rabb is Lord, Malik is King, Malika is Queen, Islam is submit or
peace, Shaitan is Satan, devil and Kafur is disbeliever.
114. All this is nothing more than replacing the English for the Arabic and is not
what each word means.
115. And the Arabs “the bright ones” as well, who are in agreement with the
Caucasoids will tell them over and over, you cannot translate the Quraan.
There is no true translation of the Quraan or Arabic.
116. Yet they hold up translations of the Quraan or Koran.
117. And my beloved children, there are so many attempts, so many versions, yet
the Arabs tell them over and over this one is incorrect, that one is wrong.
118. You cannot actually receive the real true meaning of the Arabic of this book,
Quraan.
119. Yet and still, our own race of nagar-u Nagar-u “Negroids” hold it up,
preach from it, teach it and claim it is the light of the world; blinded by its
true light and never seeing who it really is from.
120. A being called An-Nuwr which is the same as An-Naar. Nuwr and Naar are
the same described not translated yet described, a description. It means light
and fire as they say it or them and point to fire as An-Naar and light as An-
Nuwr. And they claim this Allah is An-Nuwr and An-Naar.
121. And knowing by your own Aaqal Ȧaqal “Mind” that before there were
man-made lights, there was only fire as light.
122. Knowing by your own Aaqal Ȧaqal-aat “Minds” that in the zaMut-
aat Zamut-aat “Days” and waqut-aat Waqut-aat “Times” of their
claimed prophets, they read and wrote by fire light.
123. When they say the light An-Nuwr, nawar Nawar “Light”, they mean
also An-Naar, narar Narar “Fire”, one and the same.
124. And the Arabs were born out of the seed of a Hebrew named Abraham, a
Chaldean of Ur, in Persia.
125. Then know, Arabic is from Hebrew and the words are the same with slight
alterations to confuse the unknowing.
126. Without Abraham the Hebrew there would not have been a Muhammad.
Without Moses and the Torah there would not have been a Quraan.
127. So without Akkadian there would not have been Hebrew.
128. And without Hebrew there would not have existed Arabic.
129. All from the same root.

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