I bet you did not know this. After Muhammad died, the Kabaa was destroyed 20 time and rebuilt. One time the blackrock was stolen from 22 years. It was smashed to little pieces. That is why we only have fragments of it. This special meteorite rock that even Allah could not protect. So much for the supreme power of Allah.

Muhammad mocked the pagans of Mecca when he defaced and pulled their statues down saying "Where are these useless gods you worship? Why they are not here to defend their statues?" This angered the pagan who have coexisted with other faiths, including many tribes and people of the book (Christianity and Judaism). Pagans of Mecca, when they did get angry with Muhammad, is because he was the one who would not respect their faith and not the other way around.

So, here we say as Ex-Muslims, where was Allah to defend his house? Or were we worshiping a useless god too? In those 22 years when the house of Allah was stolen, in what direction did the Islamic Umma pray to?

Search any engine Kaaba destruction and read. I have read it in multiple sources but Wikipedia as a good summary of these incidents. Click the link, scroll to Kaaba history - in that section read "After Muhammad"

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaaba

If you want to know how and what happened to the back stone when it got stolen, read here:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qarmatians

Here is an Islamic source, if you prefer:
https://aboutislam.net/reading-islam/understanding-islam/black-stone-stolen-makkah/

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Idolatry

I once posted similar stuff here and I even mentioned the number of times that accidents (ranging from fire, flood, crane crash etc) have killed Allah visitors. It's so funny how indoctrination could blind people from reality.

Keep up the good work brother

Xmuslim:
I once posted similar stuff here and I even mentioned the number of times that accidents (ranging from fire, flood, crane crash etc) have killed Allah visitors. It's so funny how indoctrination could blind people from reality.

Keep up the good work brother

Yes we must rid the world of this madness