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In Arabic however, the verb for "fight" is not as benign as the English version. In Arabic, the verb is "Qatal". "Qatal", the Arabic word translated as "fight" in an English language Qur'an, more accurately translates as "kill", "massacre", or "slaughter".  
In Arabic however, the verb for "fight" is not as benign as the English version. In Arabic, the verb is "Qatal". "Qatal", the Arabic word translated as "fight" in an English language Qur'an, more accurately translates as "kill", "massacre", or "slaughter".  


Sorry to say but this guy is trying to distor inforation regarding qatal since it actually has many meaning and the root word for qatal means to distance away from someone and ultimately to physically and mentally distance away from someone and the word qatal itself has many meaning depending on the ayat it is referred to in the quran: Quick source - http://corpus.quran.com/qurandictionary.jsp?q=qtl
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