From: dudaraster@gmail.com   
      
   "SCHOOL" IS ARABIC FROM "ISKAL" OR ""IS'AL"   
   By Aviroce    
      
   In my article entitled "MALALA IS A'ISHA OF TODAY" I forgot to let the readers   
   know what "school"  means and where  it comes from.   
   "School" comes from Arabic from the word "Iskal"  (Arabic "Is'al") which   
   means  "Ask a question."  Now the word "Ask" is also Arabic from "Iskal."   
   The schooling came when Arab learned  men , better Renaissance men, would sit   
   toghether and read and analyze the works of the Greeks.  In these days only   
   Arabs  could read and understand the works of the Greeks.  If a European   
   wanted to learn the Greek    
   language, he had to study the Arabic language and learn Greek through  Arabic.   
   Arabs analyzed the Greeks very well.  They obviously loved  the Greeks.  Even   
   in the Koran, you read "the Christian  Greeks were beaten and we know "Allah"   
   will save them."     
   In the Koran beginning of Islam.  Alexander the Great is called  "the Man   
   with  Two Horns."  They respect Alexander the Great who fought the war with   
   least casualty.  Comparing that to Israel and USA you can see both countries   
   are savage.   
   Aviroce   
      
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