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Trees saying Shahadah
 Islamic
sites exhibit this picture with the following notes:
"The branches of the trees lining a path
distributed in the shape of declaration of the Islamic creed in the Arabic
language that affirms the Oneness of Allah(swt) and the Prophethood of
Muhammad(saaw)."
It reads:
'La ilaha Illahau Muhammad-ur-Rasulullah' There is no deity but
Allah(swt) and Muhammad(saaw) is the Messenger of Allah(swt).
This is said to be a scene on a piece of cultivated farmland in Germany.
Many Germans have been said to have embraced Islam upon seeing this
miraculous sight and that the German government put steel fences around
that part of the farm to prevent people from visiting and witnessing this
miraculous site."
However none of these sites give you the address of this place and
there is no other picture taken from this place from another angle. Because this is an oil based painting
on canvas. Pay attention to the top right corner; you can even
see the wrinkles of the canvas. It is not stretched properly. But this is
not the whole picture.
The
whole picture is this one. Here on the left there is another row
of trees that read Muhammad Rasul Allah. (Muhammad is the messenger of
God) This sentence in Arabic is much more elaborate and makes the reader
suspect of the forgery. May be that is why most Islamic sites just content
themselves with the right side of the picture.
Isn't it foolish to assume
that this is how God wants to send messages to people, (especially in
Germany where people cannot read Arabic and the authorities bar it so
people cannot see it?) Muslims are so violent about trivial things that
would kill 200 people if a reporter says Muhammad would have married one of
the contestants attending Nigeria beauty pageant. Would they really remain
silent if German authorities try to bar them from seeing this "miracle"?
What is the address of this place? If this were a deliberate message from God one
could wonder of the sanity of this God who plays these kind of childish
games. But it does not matter to the foolhardy believer. He WANTS to
believe and WANTS to see miracles. Anything will do even a painting like this that is evidently a prank.
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