mecca and islamic history is a lie
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Right: A photo of the tomb of Muhammad's favorite wife, Aisha, taken in the early 1800s. This tomb and the mosque connected to it was destroyed by the Saudi government. Aisha is a major part of Islamic history. Much of the Hadith, the stories of the things Muhammad said and did, come from stories told by Aisha.
The house of Khadijah, the first wife of Muhammed, was also demolished by the Saudi government. It was converted into a block of toilets. |
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98% of Saudi Arabia's religious sites were destroyed by the Saudi government.
“It’s as if they wanted to wipe out history.” said Ali Al-Ahmed, from the Institute for Gulf Affairs in Washington, D.C. (1)
The following is a sneak preview of Cheri's book, An American Woman Living in Egypt: Life during an Islamic takeover. Available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble:
"After oil was discovered in Saudi Arabia, oil pipelines were built and water pipelines emerged next to them and then spread to other parts of Arabia. With their massive wealth, the Saudis then began making drastic changes to Mecca and Medina, spending $27 billion dollars in the two cities by 1955, followed by another $70 billion on the areas involved in the Haj. But oddly, the Saudis bulldozed and destroyed the most important sites in Medina and Mecca.
"The mosque that held the tombs of Muhammad and his most famous companions, Abu Bakr and Umar, was demolished. The mosque had been built by Muhammad and was the third mosque ever built. It was built adjacent to Muhammad's house, which the Saudis also demolished. This house and mosque had been a Muslim center and religious school during Muhammad's lifetime, and according to Islamic history, Muhammad lectured there.
"Also demolished was the "oldest" sections of the Grand Mosque in Mecca. Why did the Saudis demolish the most important artifacts of Muhammad and the "oldest" sections of the Grand Mosque?
"Because Islam is a lie. The Saudis had hired scientists to carbon date and investigate sites at Mecca and Medina. Allowing the truth to be investigated further, and risk exposure, would have meant they'd lose control over the people they ruled over.
"Other sites demolished were the graves of those who died at the Battle of Uhud, which is the famous battle between the Muslims and the Quraish tribe. Also demolished was the grave of Muhammad's uncle, allegedly one of the first converts to Islam.
"Fatima's Mosque, the mosque built onto the tomb of Muhammad's daughter Fatima, the wife of Ali, was also destroyed.
Four mosques at the site of the infamous Battle of the Trench were destroyed. According to Islamic history, an army of 10,000 and another army of 3,000 fought each other for 30 days at this location. There would have been evidence of this battle—if the battle had taken place.
"The Saudis also destroyed the oldest cemeteries at Medina and Mecca. According to Islamic history, Muhammad's son-in-law, Ali, and Muhammad's wife, mother, father, grandfather, and other ancestors, were all buried there. The graveyard of the Quraish tribe was also destroyed. According to Muslim sources, Muhammad descended from a clan of the Quraish tribe. These graveyards would have shed light on Muhammad's ancestry, but were purposefully destroyed.
"The Saudis knew if these sites were allowed to be studied or dated, or investigated further, the evidence would have overwhelmingly shown that there was nothing there to confirm Islamic history — only evidence to fully disprove Islamic history." (2)
The following is another preview:
"During the period of Muhammad, Mecca sat isolated in an infertile, uninhabitable depression between ranges of hills. Miles to its west was the blistering Red Sea coast, with extreme desert temperatures compounded by suffocating humidity. To Mecca’s north, south and east was the Rub al-Khali, or the Empty Quarter. The Empty Quarter is the largest continuous body of sand and desert on the planet. Mecca is one of the hottest locations on earth.
"Compounding the extreme heat, there were no reliable water sources before or during Muhammad's lifetime. There are no perennial lakes or rivers in Arabia. According to official climate data, there is virtually no rainfall in Mecca.
"The Hijaz was not an adaptable environment for permanent settlement, yet according to Muslim writers of their history, in the 500s and 600s Mecca was a grand city with public buildings, temples, and magnificent houses belonging to wealthy traders, houses that included elaborate gardens.
"There is no archeological evidence of a trade center or trade routes in the Hijaz or in Mecca during or before the period of Muhammad. There are no remains of any Arab cultures in the Hijaz during the sixth and seventh centuries of which was supposedly the grand period of Mecca and Muhammad.
"Extensive archeological surveys of the Hijaz region conducted in the 1900s uncovered no pre-Islamic pagan sites, nor any pagan sanctuaries such as those described in the Muslim sources. Many scholars believe the Muslim writers of “Islamic History” invented these stories in order to support the Arab ruling powers and to give them a history." (3)
“It’s as if they wanted to wipe out history.” said Ali Al-Ahmed, from the Institute for Gulf Affairs in Washington, D.C. (1)
The following is a sneak preview of Cheri's book, An American Woman Living in Egypt: Life during an Islamic takeover. Available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble:
"After oil was discovered in Saudi Arabia, oil pipelines were built and water pipelines emerged next to them and then spread to other parts of Arabia. With their massive wealth, the Saudis then began making drastic changes to Mecca and Medina, spending $27 billion dollars in the two cities by 1955, followed by another $70 billion on the areas involved in the Haj. But oddly, the Saudis bulldozed and destroyed the most important sites in Medina and Mecca.
"The mosque that held the tombs of Muhammad and his most famous companions, Abu Bakr and Umar, was demolished. The mosque had been built by Muhammad and was the third mosque ever built. It was built adjacent to Muhammad's house, which the Saudis also demolished. This house and mosque had been a Muslim center and religious school during Muhammad's lifetime, and according to Islamic history, Muhammad lectured there.
"Also demolished was the "oldest" sections of the Grand Mosque in Mecca. Why did the Saudis demolish the most important artifacts of Muhammad and the "oldest" sections of the Grand Mosque?
"Because Islam is a lie. The Saudis had hired scientists to carbon date and investigate sites at Mecca and Medina. Allowing the truth to be investigated further, and risk exposure, would have meant they'd lose control over the people they ruled over.
"Other sites demolished were the graves of those who died at the Battle of Uhud, which is the famous battle between the Muslims and the Quraish tribe. Also demolished was the grave of Muhammad's uncle, allegedly one of the first converts to Islam.
"Fatima's Mosque, the mosque built onto the tomb of Muhammad's daughter Fatima, the wife of Ali, was also destroyed.
Four mosques at the site of the infamous Battle of the Trench were destroyed. According to Islamic history, an army of 10,000 and another army of 3,000 fought each other for 30 days at this location. There would have been evidence of this battle—if the battle had taken place.
"The Saudis also destroyed the oldest cemeteries at Medina and Mecca. According to Islamic history, Muhammad's son-in-law, Ali, and Muhammad's wife, mother, father, grandfather, and other ancestors, were all buried there. The graveyard of the Quraish tribe was also destroyed. According to Muslim sources, Muhammad descended from a clan of the Quraish tribe. These graveyards would have shed light on Muhammad's ancestry, but were purposefully destroyed.
"The Saudis knew if these sites were allowed to be studied or dated, or investigated further, the evidence would have overwhelmingly shown that there was nothing there to confirm Islamic history — only evidence to fully disprove Islamic history." (2)
The following is another preview:
"During the period of Muhammad, Mecca sat isolated in an infertile, uninhabitable depression between ranges of hills. Miles to its west was the blistering Red Sea coast, with extreme desert temperatures compounded by suffocating humidity. To Mecca’s north, south and east was the Rub al-Khali, or the Empty Quarter. The Empty Quarter is the largest continuous body of sand and desert on the planet. Mecca is one of the hottest locations on earth.
"Compounding the extreme heat, there were no reliable water sources before or during Muhammad's lifetime. There are no perennial lakes or rivers in Arabia. According to official climate data, there is virtually no rainfall in Mecca.
"The Hijaz was not an adaptable environment for permanent settlement, yet according to Muslim writers of their history, in the 500s and 600s Mecca was a grand city with public buildings, temples, and magnificent houses belonging to wealthy traders, houses that included elaborate gardens.
"There is no archeological evidence of a trade center or trade routes in the Hijaz or in Mecca during or before the period of Muhammad. There are no remains of any Arab cultures in the Hijaz during the sixth and seventh centuries of which was supposedly the grand period of Mecca and Muhammad.
"Extensive archeological surveys of the Hijaz region conducted in the 1900s uncovered no pre-Islamic pagan sites, nor any pagan sanctuaries such as those described in the Muslim sources. Many scholars believe the Muslim writers of “Islamic History” invented these stories in order to support the Arab ruling powers and to give them a history." (3)
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Photos taken in the 1800s of the kabba and Mecca: |
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Below: A photo of Mecca during the Haj pilgrimage in 1887.
Water didn't begin to be shipped into Mecca until the 1800s, after the invention of the steamship.
Water began to be shipped from Egypt in the early 1800s. Before the invention of the steamship, water importation was difficult and water was held in cisterns, which often became contaminated. When the Ottomans took control of Mecca, they began building up the area around the kabba.
Water didn't begin to be shipped into Mecca until the 1800s, after the invention of the steamship.
Water began to be shipped from Egypt in the early 1800s. Before the invention of the steamship, water importation was difficult and water was held in cisterns, which often became contaminated. When the Ottomans took control of Mecca, they began building up the area around the kabba.
Photos Below: Mecca in 1995 after fully demolishing and destroying "historical" Mecca. The massive building complexes that exist today makes any type of investigation or archeological inquiry impossible. Everything of historical value in Mecca was bulldozed, destroyed and covered with tons of cement and mega structures.
The Saudis needed to promote the Islamic lie in order to continue the Islamic takeover. In order to promote the lie of Islam's history, they had to destroy the evidence that Islam did not exist as told by "Muslim" sources.
Photos below: Construction in 2014 during the final stage of building Mecca. The clock tower complex was built by the Bin Laden Group, a construction company owned by relatives of Osama bin Laden.
The Saudis needed to promote the Islamic lie in order to continue the Islamic takeover. In order to promote the lie of Islam's history, they had to destroy the evidence that Islam did not exist as told by "Muslim" sources.
Photos below: Construction in 2014 during the final stage of building Mecca. The clock tower complex was built by the Bin Laden Group, a construction company owned by relatives of Osama bin Laden.
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Cheri's book details why there was no mention of Muhammad, or any information on Muhammad, until about 200 years after his alleged death.
Cheri's book gives you scholarly research proving there was no Quran until about 200 years after Muhammad’s alleged death.
Cheri's book details that the things Muhammad said and did, what is known as the "traditions" of Muhammad (and from which much of Islamic history is created from), was not created until about 200 years after Muhammad’s alleged death.
We've been fed a lie.
Islam began to be created around the year 807. It was created as a tool for conquest and a system of control and elaborated upon from the years 850-1250.
Cheri's book gives you scholarly research proving there was no Quran until about 200 years after Muhammad’s alleged death.
Cheri's book details that the things Muhammad said and did, what is known as the "traditions" of Muhammad (and from which much of Islamic history is created from), was not created until about 200 years after Muhammad’s alleged death.
We've been fed a lie.
Islam began to be created around the year 807. It was created as a tool for conquest and a system of control and elaborated upon from the years 850-1250.
For factual information on Islam, and much more, including details about the U.S. State Department's promotion of Islamic takeover, read An American Woman Living in Egypt: Life during an Islamic takeover. Available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble
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References
1. http://time.com/3584585/saudi-arabia-bulldozes-over-its-heritage/
2. pg. 147-148 of Cheri's book, which can be purchased on Amazon or Barnes & Noble
3. pg. 88-89 of Cheri's book, which can be purchased on Amazon or Barnes & Noble
Other links:
https://www.al-islam.org/history-shrines/history-cemetery-jannat-al-baqi
https://stephenliddell.co.uk/2013/02/16/the-destruction-of-historic-mecca-by-saudi-arabia/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destruction_of_early_Islamic_heritage_sites_in_Saudi_Arabia
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/medina-saudis-take-a-bulldozer-to-islams-history-8228795.html
https://stephenliddell.co.uk/2013/02/16/the-destruction-of-historic-mecca-by-saudi-arabia/
https://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/01/world/middleeast/saudis-turn-birthplace-of-ideology-into-tourist-spot.html
References
1. http://time.com/3584585/saudi-arabia-bulldozes-over-its-heritage/
2. pg. 147-148 of Cheri's book, which can be purchased on Amazon or Barnes & Noble
3. pg. 88-89 of Cheri's book, which can be purchased on Amazon or Barnes & Noble
Other links:
https://www.al-islam.org/history-shrines/history-cemetery-jannat-al-baqi
https://stephenliddell.co.uk/2013/02/16/the-destruction-of-historic-mecca-by-saudi-arabia/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destruction_of_early_Islamic_heritage_sites_in_Saudi_Arabia
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/medina-saudis-take-a-bulldozer-to-islams-history-8228795.html
https://stephenliddell.co.uk/2013/02/16/the-destruction-of-historic-mecca-by-saudi-arabia/
https://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/01/world/middleeast/saudis-turn-birthplace-of-ideology-into-tourist-spot.html
