There are many other explanations which can account for the style of the "sacred" Mekkah stone, which
Muslims often contribute pilgrimages too at least once in their lifetime, as required in their religious adherence.
However, the stone is far from sacred, below are a list of rational explanations, none of which have to associate
themselves with the completely outlandish notion of "sacred."
UFOs
Throughout human history, there have been reports of numerous sightings of alien spacecrafts (commongly referred
to as "unindentified flying object", i.e. "UFO") which serve as a more scientific and "down to earth" explanation for
the appearance of the Mekkah stone in the alledged birthplace of Muhammad. A spaceship wreck could have occured anywhere along
the Meditteranean with its physical remains still perfectly intact given the available antiquity of ancient cultures which
seem to have iconography displaying images resembling those of today's current cases of UFOs. This may indeed provide evidence
to the contrary for proof of the existence of Muhammad, and instead suggests that alien life forms exist from beyond our planet
in the near-distance of our universe.
Is the 'Kabbah' stone "sacred", OR....is it part of a remaining UFO spacecraft once inhabitated
by extra-terristerials?
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ALIENS?
Muslims will be quick to reject this alternative naturalistic explanation (if one might call
it naturalistic) but nonetheless UFO sightings can be spotted back in time just by observing the inscriptions found on tablets
and walls. Yet to the typical Muslim, these are referred to as the "dijj" or "devil" in the Muslim tongue, and no other area
of thought can thus enter to openmindedness which results in wallowing in one's ignorance. But most damaging of
all to the Muslim faith is the is documented proof of these sightings long before the time era of Muhammad's appearance in
history.
Documented proof of UFO sightings predating the Islam religion. This ancient Egyptian
hieroglyphic demonstrates that the Egyptian peoples had contact with alien life long before the era of Muhammad (570 - 632
A.D.).
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MEDIA
More proof that assures the existence of aliens (and not the existence of Muhammad's legendary rock) is what is portrayed
in the media. Films and various movies can give us an idea of alien behaviors through metaphysical philosophy and extended-time
consuming research done by those that have gathered some of the best alien relics avaible on earth (alien urine, for example).
The only foreign item to this planet that has been documented as authentic history (although not as an alien relic) is the
rock of Mekkah. Many questions to the difficult answers of life can be answered by the wealth of evidence that exists for
alien-intelligence and their visits to observe our natural habitats, some would even suggest they have used us as channels
to help reveal to society their existences, unfortunatetly these may become misconstrued and often we label these experiences
with extra-terristerials as "having a creative imagination." Yet the evidence couldn't be any more clearer, consider the many
parrallels of the ancient world and their connections to distant lands that cultures had no connection or no way of communication
between each other, for example, the unsolved mystery behind the Egpytian pyramids and the Aztec pyramids, similar-like structures
that would imply that they had some type of relation, almost as if influence by something beyond "human."
Furthermore, today's modern artists have given us clear depictions of their science "fiction" creativity, and it just
so happens that some of the images drawn by these artists resemble the Mekkah stone that it would be almost ludcrious to dismiss
it as a coincedence:
Undoubtely as we can see from the above picture, this artist has given many similarities to what we can see in the Mekkah
stone, if indeed the artist was given inspiration to do so, it would not take much in order to construct this model of a 'hypothetical'
alien spacecraft. Notice the similarities, for one, there is what appears to be a rather large "gem" at the head of the space
ship and among many other apparent things which are logically undeniable for Muslims. But seeing as Muslims do not embrace
logic, it only makes sense for them to deny the greater plausible explanation for the existence of the Mekkah as it is earth
shattering to their pompous belief system. Consider the very origins of this rock, quoted by Acharya S. of "Koran translator
N.J. Dawood":
"Long before Muhammad's call, Arabian paganism was showing signs of decay. At the Ka'bah the
Meccans worshipped not only Allah, the supreme Semitic God, but also a number of female deities whom they regarded as daughters
of Allah. Among these were Al-Lat, Al-Uzza, and Manat, who represented the Sun, Venus, and Fortune respectively."
Why would the early Muslims have worshipped "multiple deities"? The answer is simple and can only make logical sense,
the god "Allah" is represenative of the beings that early Muslims came into contact with from the remains of an alien spaceship,
namely, the Mekkah stone. Over time, of course, things would get mistranslated by Arab scribes and as time developed the Mekkah
stone became a "divinely inspired" treasury to Muslims, and of course, this is where the fabrication of the non-historically
fictitious Muhammad plays a role.
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