Kairouan, Cordoba, Basilica cistern and Mecca

If nowadays we can lie to hundreds of millions of people, openly and publicly, scaring them and taking away all their freedoms, one after another, without awakening the slightest sense of rebellion, we can legitimately think that in the past with people who were less educated, very superstitious, and had very few written resources, this kind of manipulation must have been even easier.

As long as the land on which they live is full of resources, and there will be a thousand and one sharks ready to invent a mythological story for you that would justify the occupation of this land and set the brothers against each other in such a way that they never rebel.

The control by the peoples of poor northern Europe over the rich southern regions is a case in point of these mental manipulations. An invading religion and people are created by capturing the imagination of the beaten and superstitious peoples. Our site has already demonstrated it by a few articles, here, there, and again here.

Today we are going to illustrate the deception Islam by four photos of old religious buildings which should cover the curiosity, the suspicion of the specialists.

History says that a superpower of camel drivers descend on North Africa to impose good religion on the peoples of North Africa and southern Europe without a spine. A grandiose and bloody event, of the same nature as the Nazism of the 20th century, of which no period document mentions it.

The first thing the invader Okba( A name that only appeared in Muslim literature in the 10th century) did after slaying and terrorizing the poor and weak Numidians was to build a giant mosque in Kairouan, Tunisia so that the Muslim devotees could make their prayers of submission to the greatest of gods, Allah. Prayers of which no faithful yet knew the rite since it will not be revealed until three centuries (300 years) later with the beginnings of the hadiths. Then the immediate successors of this conqueror, without taking rest or ensuring their conquered position, set out to assault Spain, which they brought to their knees in record time without encountering the slightest resistance. As if the country was not inhabited.

Kairouan Mosque

Cordoba Mosque

There too, these Bedouins who came out of the desert discovered the gifts of great builders, they built a Cordoba cathedral mosque which with its forest of pillars strongly resembles the Kairouan mosque. Either they were artists with experience acquired from their Bedouin ancestors in Hijaz, or it was fashionable to build religious buildings with its nave made of pillar forests. Because before the apparition of these super bedouins without fear and without reproach, the same architectural style existed centuries before in the so-called “Christian” buildings, like that of the Basilica cistern of Istanbul which also has its prayer room hampered by a dense forest of pillars. 

the Basilica cistern of Istanbul with its 336 pillars

For those who never have their feet in a mosque, the prayer room (muṣalla) in Islam is important, fundamentally rectangular to allow the priors to organize themselves in rows and ranks, which the rooms encumbered by a forest of pillars does not allow

Then Mecca, the home of the greatest of gods, Allah ukhbar, the god Allah in whose name man’s most incredible conquests over men were made, there is a real riddle on how to show the devotion that these incredible fanatical supermen, “genius” in the military and architectural fields, had to their god Allah. The greatest of all gods! Mecca, Al-Haram Mosque, the forbidden place of worship. Strangely translated as a sacred mosque. Take a look at what the equivalent of the Vatican dedicated to men representing the Christian god is. The photo of Mecca is taken during the English protectorate in the 19th century. Judge for yourself by seeing the photos. I would like to understand these oddities of that epoch. Was Allah less great in Mecca than he was in Kairouan and Cordoba?

A Vatican room, and the house of the god of Muslims

To finish citing buildings of worship, in the 19 th century a discovery of a ruined cathedral, The basilica of Damous El Karita, Carthage dating from the second century after J.C. Excavations made by people of good will and others of bad faith have been undertaken to understand the rite. Alas, if the North Africans, convinced of their Africanness, are not associated with the research, we will still see fantastic explanations coming from the savages of monotheism.

The basilica of Damous El Karita, Carthage.

It is clear that these buildings with their forest of pillars throughout the prayer space are not places of Islamic worship. Not even Catholic worship. Rather, it would be a cult that is unknown to us today by the customary and savage destruction caused by monotheism. A cult that pseudo-historians could not think of for lack of moral integrity or for political and religious conviction.

Professor Emilio Gonzales Ferrin comments on Ignacio Olague‘s magnificent work: “For the moment, what interests us most is this author’s reading of history through art. Specifically, he offers an enigmatic and interesting reading of Cordoba’s mosque-cathedral, with which we agree: neither mosque nor cathedral, but rather an undeniable symbol of Andalusian porosity.
Truly, the forest of columns of the Cordovan mosque does not evoke a temple of either Christian or Muslim services, in which
attention must be fixed on the altar/mihrab and/or the officiant. No;
in the Cordoba mosque, you couldn’t see the speaker. The
famous forest of columns we mentioned is more conducive to
to the interiorization of the soul, not to the exteriorization demanded
in the community services of either of the two forms of faith.
It is a temple of and for the human being, not necessarily for the distant God of customary theocracies. It is a spiritual flight, an individual reaction, not a state tribute.”
“During the reign of the Goth Receswinthe—around 661, fifty years before the alleged Islamic invasion—the horseshoe arch was already used in the construction of a church in what is now Venta de Baños.!

Just with this basilica is enough to destroy the myth of a presence by nomadic invasion, commonly called Arabs, of the Iberian Peninsula in 711.