[Post Toasties]

Miniature of Mohammed re-dedicating the Black Stone at the Kaaba. From Jami Al-Tawarikh, by Rashid Al-Din, 1324. Notice how Mohammed's face and body are shown completely, despite this painting being by a Muslim artist in Mecca itself. Note also idolatrous Muslim 'holy' stone. As can be seen by this Muslim drawing from Mecca the flat-earth believing Muslims don't have any real restrictions against depictions of Muhammad or idolatry. The ones who say they do merely lie all the time and have no credibility or real faith or knowledge.

[Andy from Beaverton]

Gabriel carries Muhammad over the Mountains
Mi'raj-nama (Ascension of Muhammad').
From the Sarai Albums.
Tabriz, beginning of the 14th century.
Hazine 2154, folio 42b

[Andy from Beaverton]

	Birth of the Prophet Muhammad Siyer-i Nebi: The Life of the Prophet. Istanbul, 1594. Hazine 1221, folio 223b
	Muhammad on Mount Hira' Siyer-i Nebi: The Life of the Prophet. Istanbul, 1595. Hazine 1222, folio 158b
	Prophet Muhammad appearing at the Ka'ba to rid the populace of an unwanted dragon Siyer-i Nebi: The Life of the Prophet. Nakkas Osman, 1595. Hazine 1222, folio 123a
	The Prophet and his companions advancing on Mecca, attended by the angels Gabriel, Michael, Israfil and Azrail. Siyer-i Nebi: The Life of the Prophet 1595. Hazine 1223, folio 298a
	Muhammad at the Ka'ba Siyer-i Nebi: The Life of the Prophet. Istanbul, 1595. Hazine 1222, folio 151b
	Mourning of the Death of Muhammad Siyer-i Nebi: The Life of the Prophet. Istanbul, 1595. Hazine 1222, folio 414a

[Travis McGee]

Oh yeah, Muslims are not into idol worship. That's why they pray five times a day to this black moon rock.