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    servant
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    http//geo.ya.com/travelimages/az-kaaba-bkstone.jpg

    The shape of the stone holding metal is very suggestive of the female pudenda; perhaps a sign of its pagan origin in the pre-islamic 'goddess' worship of the Arabs.

    Regards.

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      beatnik
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      I made a similar thread to this here which you might find interesting.

      I agree with all of you btw, but I think sometimes, if people were allowed to see inside the structure, it would have an affect on them. The cube suddenly wouldnt be as mysterious as it is right now, somewhere in a person's mind it'll click that its just a physical structure that isnt holy in any shape or form.

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        Grourself
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        Peace.

        Remember, the hindu prostrating to a statue of an elephant in the temple, doesn't believe that the statue is the actual God, but a representation or a focal point to face. Same goes with the cross, the star and pretty much any other symbols/figures used in religion.

        ( Their lies and excuses

        And who is more unjust than he who forges a lie against Allah or (he who) gives the lie to His communications; surely the unjust will not be successful.

        And on the day when We shall gather them all together, then shall We say to those who associated others (with Allah) Where are your associates whom you asserted?

        Then their excuse would be nothing but that they would say By Allah, our Lord, we were not polytheists.

        Now, surely, sincere obedience is due to Allah (alone) and (as for) those who take guardians besides Him, (saying), We do not serve them save that they may make us nearer to Allah, surely Allah will judge between them in that in which they differ; surely Allah does not guide him aright who is a liar, ungrateful.

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          ayman
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          Peace all,

          To answer the title of this thread, the door to the so-called Kaaba is kept locked most of the time and the Saudis only admit inside those very few royals and dignitaries whom they prefer. Thus, even the vast majority of people who idolize the cube stone have no idea about what is inside.

          People who actually went inside the so-called Kaaba report seeing the following

          1. Three pillars
          2. A table on the side to put items like perfume
          3. Two lanterns hanging from the ceiling
          4. The walls and floors are covered with marble
          5. The upper inside walls are covered with some kind of curtain

          I found the following comment by Servant very interesting

          The shape of the stone holding metal is very suggestive of the female pudenda; perhaps a sign of its pagan origin in the pre-islamic 'goddess' worship of the Arabs.

          We know from pre-quranic archeological evidence that the the stone cube is associated with the cult of Dhu Al-Shaara. A "pre-quranic" Greek manuscript describes Dhu Al-Shaara as the child of a mother goddess (Allat). There is also evidence that Dhu Al-Shaara was the sun-god of the Nabataeans. The Greek manuscript further describes the birth celebrations of Dhu Al-Shaara as culminating with the pagans spinning seven times around the inner sanctuary of the temple. Those birth celebrations took place around the winter solstice.

          The so-called Black Stone (it is actually broken pieces of stone tied with a silver strap) is in the corner of the cube facing the winter sunrise.

          Thus, the black stone enclosure in the shape of the female pudenda is aligned with the "birth" of the sun-god Dhu Al-Shaara.

          Peace and all best wishes,

          Ayman

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            Natu
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            Peace all,

            People who actually went inside the so-called Kaaba report seeing the following

            1. Three pillars
            2. A table on the side to put items like perfume
            3. Two lanterns hanging from the ceiling
            4. The walls and floors are covered with marble
            5. The upper inside walls are covered with some kind of curtain

            Ayman

            This is the exact stuff I wanted! However, it could just be some idiots trying to furnish the inside to make it 'God's house'(!) in that case I think they should have a satellite dish so that God can watch sky sports...

            Is there any evidence whatsoever of pictures/statues though? Then again, they might be worshipping the pilars, like the people outside it worship the cube!!!

            Peace.
            Natu on the line.

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              Natu
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              The so-called Black Stone (it is actually broken pieces of stone tied with a silver strap) is in the corner of the cube facing the winter sunrise.

              Thus, the black stone enclosure in the shape of the female pudenda is aligned with the "birth" of the sun-god Dhu Al-Shaara.

              Like our man Shirlee Homee says...

              "The cloud thickens my dear Watson!"

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                darcus
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                Peace be upon you.

                I came across a site - needs verification - but interesting information.

                http//answering-islam.org.uk/Index/K/kabah.html

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                  Natu
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                  Peace.

                  Darcus man, you've just found something worth reading at the answering-islam site. For once them people have actually benefitted us!

                  Peace.

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                    Natu
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                    The shape of the stone holding metal is very suggestive of the female pudenda; perhaps a sign of its pagan origin in the pre-islamic 'goddess' worship of the Arabs.

                    I don't know why but it only just hit me what a pudenda was! Man these guys are sick! (I thought it was some high tech terminology of an internal organ or summat!)

                    Peace.

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                      SwedenMajidah
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                      Salaam,

                      I must also says that all this focusing on Kaaba is very strange.

                      But what is really masjid al haram mentioning in the Quran?

                      Peace
                      Sis Majidah

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                        Natu
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                        Woz jus woinderin - are there any articles/books which expose the kaba of arabia being the this Godess? I have read something like this somewhere before but I cant remember exactly where. Any help is much appreciated, becuase I've got somebody who is thinking of accepting God alone, who wants to know more about the truth of this kaba.

                        Thanks in advance.

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                          truth
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                          Peace,

                          Perhaps Ayman may have some more information on his sources of information.

                          regards.

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                            Natu
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                            Peace all

                            From Ayman's 'Language Barrier' article we have sufficient evidence that the kaba of arabia has some connection with Dusari, and in Aidid Safar's book we also find convincing evidence of a hindu origin, e.g. panch-maha-yagna = five daily worship. What do you guys think, is either one right, or have the arab's made a mish mash remix?

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                              jonny_k
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                              Peace all

                              From Ayman's 'Language Barrier' article we have sufficient evidence that the kaba of arabia has some connection with Dusari, and in Aidid Safar's book we also find convincing evidence of a hindu origin, e.g. panch-maha-yagna = five daily worship. What do you guys think, is either one right, or have the arab's made a mish mash remix?

                              Khi- Salam. Even if this true n the Kaaba belonged 2 Hindus n they prayed five times a day then this doesnt make it wrong 4 the physical practices themselves r not wrong but the intentions with which n the dedication 2 whom they r performed is whts most important. Maybe the Hindus also originated from Abraham or they adapted these practices from him while later generations entered into idolatry. GOD Bless!

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                                Natu
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                                Peace.

                                I respect your views IDM.
                                By the way, what does 'khi' mean, I see it on almost all of your posts lol.

                                Take care.

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                                  TAJ
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                                  Maybe the Hindus also originated from Abraham or they adapted these practices from him while later generations entered into idolatry.

                                  Salaams All,

                                  Well, there is the Brahma A Hindu god.

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                                    jonny_k
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                                    Well, there is the Brahma A Hindu god.

                                    Khi- Salam. As far as i know in the Hindu scriptures Brahma is/was originally an attribute of GOD meaning 'Lord/Cherisher/Sustainer' similar 2 Arabic 'rabb'. Hinduism is in its origin a MONOTHEISTIC religion but became corrupted later on. One famous quote from the Veda is 'ikam braham doostia naasti nia naasti naasti kinchan' meaning 'there is only one God n no other, no one, not in the least'. GOD Bless!

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                                      unknownuser
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                                      http//www.jordanmaxwell.com/images/mecca3.gif

                                      http//www.jordanmaxwell.com/images/mecca4.gif

                                      http//www.jordanmaxwell.com/images/kabba3.jpg

                                      http//www.jordanmaxwell.com/images/kabba4.jpg

                                      and then

                                      http//www.jordanmaxwell.com/images/mecca2.gif

                                      All coincidence ofcourse

                                      Peace
                                      Noah

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                                        TAJ
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                                        Well, there is the Brahma A Hindu god.

                                        Khi- Salam. As far as i know in the Hindu scriptures Brahma is/was originally an attribute of GOD meaning 'Lord/Cherisher/Sustainer' similar 2 Arabic 'rabb'. Hinduism is in its origin a MONOTHEISTIC religion but became corrupted later on. One famous quote from the Veda is 'ikam braham doostia naasti nia naasti naasti kinchan' meaning 'there is only one God n no other, no one, not in the least'. GOD Bless!
                                        Very interesting, Khi. Thanks!

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                                          jonny_k
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                                          Very interesting, Khi. Thanks!

                                          Khi- Ur welcome. GOD Bless!

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