Sunday, November 3, 2013

"Allah" Found at the Bottom of a Box of Crunchies. (What About the Sea?)

OMG, I'm sorry, but this is the clap-trap that passes for news within the islamic world on MSM? Oh, and Dear Ole Dad found a message from Allah written inside a tomato. That's one helluva family. I imagine they'll get rock-star status at the next Moon-rock Worship Meeting in Mecca next year. 

Mama must be so proud of her little Shaheed.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/allah-last-crunchie-chocolate-biscuit-2665476 November 1, 2013


Boy finds name of 'Allah' on last Crunchie chocolate biscuit in the packet

Amazingly, this isn’t the first time the family has received a mysterious message - his dad has found Allah written inside a tomato (Was it rotten?)
A schoolboy was stunned to find the word 'Allah' on the last chocolate biscuit in the packet.
Little Imran Abdur-Rahman, seven, spotted the Arabic letters in his Cadbury's Crunchie biscuit he was about to scoff.
Dad Mohammed, 36, who took the picture, told the Manchester Evening News: “He recognised it straight away and came running to me.
"I looked at it and I was surprised to see that was exactly what it was.
"Imran is not very patient and when he'd shown it to me he said 'dad, give it back now. I want to eat it.'
“It all happened quite quickly, I was not thinking at all, but I did manage to hold on to it for a while.”
Amazingly, this isn’t the first time the family has received a mysterious message from God.
In 1997 dad Mohammad found ‘Allah’ inside a tomato while working at his brother’s takeaway in Bolton.
But the dad-of-four, who lives in Chadderton, Greater Manchester, has modestly shrugged off his discoveries.
“These things happen now and then,” the human resource manager said.
Imran Zahman, seven, from Chadderton, spotted the Arabic writing for 'Allah' on the bottom of a Cadbury's Crunchie chocolate biscuit. His dad Mohammed took these pictures before Imran ate it
Stomp on it

The latest discovery is one of a series of mysterious markings found on fruit, vegetables and even fish, which appear to resemble religious calligraphy.
In 2006 a pet shop owner in Rossendale, Lancashire, claimed to have spotted the Arabic script on the body of a tropical fish.
And in 2011 a Scottish woman found ‘Allah’ in a potato while peeling spuds to make samosas.
A man from Salford also claims to have  snapped the face of Jesus in his frying pan after burning a pancake in 2010.
Commenting on the discoveries, Mohammed added: “It’s very interesting.
“When I worked in my brother’s takeaway we sliced open a tomato and there it was, as clear as daylight. We kept it for a while and people came to have a look at it and touch it.
“We believe in God and that he can reveal himself in many different ways, but I never imagined it to be in a biscuit.”
A spokesman for confectionery giant Cadbury’s did not want to comment on the discovery. (Wonder why... Worried about a boycott from sane consumers?) 

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