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High achievement always takes place in the framework of high expectation.
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I don't see any miricles. All he says is drinking water is good for you.
How can Zam Zam water be a miricle? isnt this shirk? innovation? Zam Zam water is no different than any other natural water source, Zam Zam water is no different than your local water the stores sell.
Secondly, the prayer, what miricle is it? Christians,Jews all say the same thing?
I dont see any miricles?
Zam Zam water is no different than the holy water of the Christians?
The people fool you by telling you its blessed, but who blesses it? a ghost or a man reading something and blowing onto it?
For those who are using Western sources to fabricate this miricle myth
Please watch the video below to refute this propaganda
The Saudis and Arabs have been misleading people from the west to issue statements that Quran has miricles through science. -
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i dont get the point of you posting on a religious thread.
i think you are just a nosey little kid who is messing up genuine threadsComment
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I have drank Zam Zam many times as I have live in Saudi, the taste is very very different from regular waterComment
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from an 8minute video all soldat_amir grasped was "water is good for you".. cant imagine him exactly being an a* student at school can you.----------
*You cannot climb the ladder of success with your hands in your pockets*
Originally posted by KarachiComment
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This is the full video with showing graphics about the energetic effects...
by the way these energetic effects we are alos taught in Kung fu how to use it against opponents and enemies.
MIRACLE OF ZAMZAM WATER - YouTubeHigh achievement always takes place in the framework of high expectation.
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Contaminated 'Zam Zam' holy water from Mecca sold in UK
By Guy Lynn BBC News
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Holy drinking water contaminated with arsenic is being sold illegally to Muslims by UK shops, the BBC has found.
"Zam Zam" water is taken from a well in Mecca and is considered sacred to Muslims, but samples from the source suggested it held dangerous chemicals.
Tourists can bring back small amounts from Saudi Arabia, but it cannot be exported for commercial use.
An undercover researcher found large quantities of bottles being sold in east and south London, and in Luton.
The president of the Association of Public Analysts said he would "certainly would not recommend" drinking it.
'Poisonous' drink
A BBC investigation discovered "Zam Zam" water was being sold by Muslim bookshops in Wandsworth, south-west London, and Upton Park, east London, as well as in Luton, Bedfordshire.
"The water is poisonous, particularly because of the high levels of arsenic, which is a carcinogen," said Dr Duncan Campbell, president of the Association of Public Analysts.
The water has a special significance for many of those who go on pilgrimages to the city of Mecca
"The limits set in drinking water are set there for very good reason.
"Once the water gets above that limit, it's not safe."
Secret recordings captured the vendors describing customers who drank it daily.
"They depend on it, they don't drink anything else," said the owner of an Islamic bookshop in Upton Park.
Last year the Food Standards Agency said people "should consider avoiding" the drink in the UK, which it said came from dubious sources.
'Sensitive matter'
The BBC asked a pilgrim to take samples from taps which were linked to the Zam Zam well and to buy bottles on sale in Mecca, to compare the water on sale illegally with the genuine source.
These showed high levels of nitrate and potentially harmful bacteria, and traces of arsenic at three times the permitted maximum level, just like the illegal water which was purchased in the UK.
"Zam Zam" water is gathered from a well in Mecca but there is a ban on exporting it from Saudi Arabia
Dr Yunes Ramadan Teinaz, an environmental health officer who has previously warned about "Zam Zam" water, said it was "a sensitive matter".
"People see this water as a holy water," he added.
"They find it difficult to accept that it is contaminated but the authorities in Saudi Arabia or in the UK must take action," he said.
None of the three shops involved would say why they were selling the water or how they obtained it, but further investigation suggested it had now been removed from their shelves.
The Saudi embassy in London declined to comment on the issue of contamination at the source in Mecca.
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go away you little troll.
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Do you seriously think Zam Zam Water has healing properties sent by god, if so please provide me evidence of this claim?
I have heard all these non sense claims in the past, I have even heard Camel Urine cures diseases by a Saudi researcher.
But no evidence given.Comment
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some evidences are above that you rejected...Soldatchan.High achievement always takes place in the framework of high expectation.
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I think if anyone investigates further on the background of this German "scientists", he will probably be found to be a fraud.Comment
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what makes you think that?Originally posted by Wahe Guru View Post
or are just being plain anti muslim while expecting to be respected on a forum which is on the name of muslims.Comment
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He never offended islam...Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
He just give is impressions about these german scientists...
Har gal ko, serious kyon samaj te ho bhai saab...
Ye musalmano ko kush nahi kehta, sirf scientists ko doubt kar raha hai
Tum rooz nahraz hote, choti choti galon se...Comment
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Ha galya deo, muj ko kush nahi hota....Comment
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jab log hamarey deen ko galey deethy hay to tu os ko thank kartha hai aur?Originally posted by Wazir_Warrior View Post
kya tum musulman hay ,phir sara den en musulmano de zed logo ko thanks kes leeye bolthey hoo?>Comment
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Miracle in ZamZam Water and Prayer of the Muslims by German scientist
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