Islam and Miracles
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Muslims throughout the world point to alleged miracles that they claim prove that Islam is from Allah. This page lists and debunks all of their claims.
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[edit] Quranic Miracles
Many Muslims claim that the Qur'an contains information that could not have been known to people at the time that the Qur'an was created, and that it contains within its pages many other miracles. These claims are false.
[edit] Georgics
To show how ludicrously easy it is to prove that any ancient poetry can be reinterpreted to reveal scientific miracles, here is a satiric article that attempts to prove that the Georgica, written by Virgil in Golden Latin in the year 28 BC, contains scientific miracles.
[edit] 19: The 'miracle' of Islam
- Main Article: 19: The 'miracle' of Islam
Muslims claim the Qur'an contains many numerical miracles related to the number 19. This is false.
[edit] Splitting the Moon
Muslims believe that while Muhammad was in Mecca, Allah split the Moon as a miracle to the Meccans. This claim is made in the Qur'an and Muslims claim that the evidence for this is on the Moon itself.
[edit] The Cat's Eye Nebula in the Quran
Muslims claim that the Cat's eye nebula was foretold in the Qur'an 55:37 - Qur'an 55:37 “And when the heaven splitteth asunder and becometh rosy like red hide.” But this claim does not stand up to reality.
[edit] Pareidolia
Pareidolia is not miraculous, it is a type of illusion or misperception involving a vague or obscure stimulus being perceived as something clear and distinct. Pareidolia is the result of the the human mind’s tendency to pick recognizable imagery out of chaotic forms. Also, different patterns naturally form in different objects in nature. Arabic letters, unlike Latin characters, are very simple and continuous and with a little bit of imagination one can find them naturally occurring everywhere.
[edit] Animals Marked by Allah
Muslims claim that the mark on the cow reads Allah and the one on the calf reads Muhammad. Of course it takes the imagination of a Muslim to see these words.
[edit] Praying Tree
The praying tree in Sydney is so ridiculous that it takes the cake.
[edit] Allah in the Sky
Allah appears in the sky! A must see!
[edit] Muhammad in the Clouds
Now its Muhammad's turn.
[edit] A Tomato's Shahadah
This tomato simply couldn't resist Shahadah!
[edit] Honeycomb Allah
Allah approves of honey.
[edit] Allah's Favorite Fish
A blessed fish, which has been touched by Allah.
[edit] Allah in an Egg Plant
Yes, its as silly as it sounds.
[edit] Right Hand
Muslims claim that Allah created our hands to show his name.
[edit] Allah in the Ear
As opposed to Satan urinating in it Sahih Bukhari 2:21:245.
[edit] Baby with Qur'anic Verses
A modern-day miracle from Allah, or a case of child-abuse?
[edit] Satire:The Miracle of Ankh
This crab could be a miracle too.
[edit] Hoaxes
Among other methods, Muslims sometimes use doctored or even entirely faked images to mislead people into believing in Islam. There are numerous well-known and lesser-known Islamic Hoaxes.
[edit] 10 Meter Tall Human Skeleton found in Saudi Arabia
In 2004 a news story ran that claimed that a 10 meter tall human skeleton was found in Saudi Arabia and it was concluded that this proves the Qur'an to be true. But the story was fake and the image was doctored.
[edit] Trees Saying Shahadah
A Photo taken of trees in Germany which spelt out the Shahadah. The picture is actually an oil based painting.
[edit] Human Bronchus Makes Shahadah
A medical drawing supposedly of human air tubes reads the Islamic Shahadah. The drawing was forged by Muslims.
[edit] Shariff Idd
According to a huge number of online sources, a 5 year old Kenyan boy - sometimes he's claimed to be Tanzanian or Nigerian - can recite the entire Quran and preach in at least 5 languages. The boy is alleged to have converted thousands of people all over the world. The truth; he can recite a sura or two.
[edit] Fake Conversions
Muslims sometimes claim various famous persons have converted to Islam. These stories are tenacious. Even after these conversion stories have been shown to be untrue: they continue to circulate the internet and are retold in newspapers and televisions shows throughout the Islamic world. They do this in order to boost morale, to prove that Islam is the “truth,” and that even rich Western celebrities can see this. In reality, people are leaving Islam by the millions!
[edit] Allah's Melons
Some Muslims claim that a certain melon was a sign from Allah, but the picture had obviously been doctored in Photoshop.
[edit] Cactuses Spell Out Allah
These branches are supposed to resemble the word Allah. However a Muslim had cut a branch from somewhere else to create the loop of "H" at the end of Allah.
[edit] Miscellaneous
[edit] Standing Mosques
Mosques left standing after major natural disasters are interpreted by some Muslims as signs from Allah.
[edit] Dog responds to the Adhan
The dog is not responding to the call to prayer, but is simply irritated by the awful noise. This is far from a miracle and perhaps the best judge of 'miracles' in relation to dogs are not Muslims, who believe them to be najis, and are forbidden to own them in most cases.
[edit] Google Earth proves Islam
[edit] Articles
These are articles on Islamic miracles.
[edit] External links
[edit] See also
- Islamic Prophecies - This in-depth study refutes false claims of fulfilled Qur'anic prophecies.
- 20 Islamic Inventions - This article refutes false claims of inventions attributed to Islamic inventors.
