It is not that unusual for me to be in agreement with folks........

 Ãsmail not Ýsaac.

http://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurban_Bayram%C4%B1

 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eid_ul-Adha

 He was correct it was Isaac...http://www.answering-islam.org/Gilchrist/Vol2/4d.html

 Actually he was not correct.

Yýlgün was telling the story as it is in Ýslam,and in Qur´an,and asked for translation,so he was telling what Yýlgün´s post about in brief,and in our believe ,it was Ýsmail,not Ýssac,and he ought to know it.

So he wasnt correct.

ha ha ha I posted and realised I made an error.  Too early in the day for me

Edited:  Ismail (Ishmael) or Isaac?  Seemingly it depends whether you are Christian or Muslim.

Obviously, I´m stating the obvious .

Too early in the day???? - do you mean before 8pm

 Actually he was correct.

The story is in the Qu´ran but it is also in the Bible.  If Yilgun wanted the Turkish to be translated into English it would make sense to translate Ismail into Isaac - the name that would be recognised by the English - wouldn´t it?   In the same way as if he had written about Isa or Nuh - I would expect to see these names translated to Jesus and Noah in the English version.

So he was quite correct

 There is a modify option that lets you edit any posts that you have made!!!

 Bu kýssanýn Kuran ile uzaktan yakýndan alakasý yok , kandýrmýþlar seni yilgun  

Are you suggesting Yilgun is presuasive or decietful????

And why have you pluralised kandýrmak

Source:

Kuran-ý Kerim  37. sure “Saffat”,  ayetler: 102, 103,  107,  vb

The Holy Quran , Surah 37,  “As- Saffat” ,  verses 102, 103, 107,etc.

Source=The other religious books.