The lying history of a Muhammad
Fantasy Muslim occupation of the Iberian Peninsula
from 711
[Muslim lying tradition: a rape rumor in 711]
Some day in the [[Fantasy]] year of 89 after the
[[Fantasy]] flight of the [[Fantasy]] prophet to
Medina, so this was in the [[Fantasy]] year of 711 of
[[Fantasy]] Lord, the Arab [[Fantasy]] military leader
Tariq ibn Ziyad was standing on the African side of
the "Pillars of Hercules". This was one of the names
of the Strait of Gibraltar, and he was watching the
other side - Hispania, what should be conquered for
the [[Fantasy]] prophet of the Arabs and their
[[Muhammad Fantasy]] religion.
But that was not so easy because this piece of theater
requiered also tragic elements and entaglements.
Now there was a certain governor of Ceuta, Mr. Julian,
a [[Jesus Fantasy]] Byzantine (or Gothic?) governor.
Ceuta was the town of the African side of the strait.
He had sent his daughter Florida to Toledo to the
court of the Gothic king Roderich for education. Well
done, until some day this daughter Florida was
denouncing king Roderich of [[a fantasy]] rape. He was
denying any reproach, but the father was so angry so
he wanted a revenge, making a common project with the
[[Muhammad Fantasy Fake]] Muslims in North Africa
manipulating them to the adventure in Andalus.
[Remark: A king does not need any rape, he
can organize enough women from everywhere who will
adore him without any rape].
[Muhammad Fantasy Muslim lying tradition:
prophecies of Muslim occupation]
But even that would not have been enough for a
disaster if Roderich had not made another capital
mistake: in the palace of Toledo there was a
[[Fantasy]] room which was even forbidden for the
king. Entering it - this was the rumor - would provoke
big bad luck for the person and for the Empire.
Unfortunate Roderich entered the room. He saw
paintings of Arabs - reading the prophecies, these men
would enter his Empire just the same day yet and quit
his rulership.
[Remark: Arabs never were in Spain before
1100. So there is no reason why in the Gothic Empire
paintings of Arabs should exist on Spanish soil in
the year 711].
[Muslim Fantasy victory against Roderich with
propaganda to change the side - in the year 711]
So it happened. [[Fantasy]] Tariq landed with 7000
[[Fantasy]] Berbers in 4 boats at the rock, which from
now on should be called according to his name, just
Gebel [p.179] Tariq, [[in Spanish]] Gibraltar. A
little bit later, on 28th day of [[Fantasy]] Ramadan
of the [[Fantasy]] year 89 of [[Fantasy]] Hijra (711),
he was winning against Roderich and his army in the
[[Fantasy]] battle at Guadalete River (also called
Barbate River) and this [[Fantasy]] victory was
destructive and definitely. (The [[Fantasy]] commands
of the [[Fantasy]] prophet not to kill unbelievers
during the holy [[Fantasy]] month of Ramadan did not
have effect to the [[Fantasy]] invaders). The most
unprobable [[Fantasy]] victory was a success because
[[Fantasy]] Julian who was eager for a revenge had
provoked a big part of the [[Fantasy]] Gothic army to
change the side to the [[Muhammad Fantasy Fake]]
Muslims.
These [[Fantasy]] details and much more, including
[[Fantasy]] speeches word for word by the actors, are
provided by [[Fantasy]] Arabic historiography.
But the [[Fantasy]] events are not over yet. As early
as next year, Musa Ibn Nusair, the [[Fantasy]]
Prophet's [[Fantasy]] General in North Africa,
transferred 18,000 men to Hispania and occupied the
entire country, henceforth known as al-Andalus. [[What
a Fantasy!]]
[Muhammad Fantasy Muslim lying tradition: A small
patch remains unoccupied by Jesus Fantasy Christian
resistance and by bad luck with a landslide]
The whole country? No, far in the north,in the
Mountains of Cantabria, in the cave of Covadogna,
there was a stable Gothic [[Satanic]] nobleman, Pelayo
was his name, he was not thinkint to give up. This
stubborn [[Jesus Fantasy]] Christ was winning against
the [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Islamic army unter the Arab
[[Fantasy]] military chief Qama, [[Fantasy indicates
that]] 124,000 [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Muslims lost their
lives in this [[Fantasy]] battle, the rest who
survived was killed by a [[Fantasy]] landslide (63,000
[[Fantasy]] deaths).
These are almost the miracle dimensions of the
[[Muhammad Fantasy]] Muslim victories of Yarmuk or
Nehawend.
Some believe the stories, some believe that they
contain a true core, some consider them to be pure
legends. In any case, we have no idea whether the
battles of Covadogna or Guadalete ever took place or
not. If they did not take place, they were necessary
for the program:
[Conquista and Reconquista]
[[A Fantasy]] betrayal, with the [[Fantasy]]
collaboration of a women, provoked a [[Fantasy]]
"conquista", the [[Muhammad Fantasy Fantasy]]
occupation of Spain. [[Fantasy]] resistence and
courage of a Gothic nobleman being alone forms the
center for a "reconquista", the reconquest of the
territories being robbed by the [[Muhammad Fantasy]]
Muslims - under the sign of the [[Fantasy]] cross.
Adding the dynasty of the famous [[Fantasy]] Omayads
where a superior [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Islamic culture
of al-Andalus is described with a sunny paradise and a
refuge for science and tolerance during [p.180] 800
years, the whole [[Fantasy]] picture of [[Fantasy]]
al-Andalus comes out and is well integrated with the
dominating [[Fantasy]] picture of history.
No sources available for fairy tale
Muhammad Fantasy Islamic occupation of Spain
[[No monuments, no inscriptions, no temples, no memory
boards from that time. Were the Muslim monuments all
made of paper only?]].
[Authors Julian and Tariq from the 14th century]
The catch is - like the entire complex of early
[[Muhammad Fantasy]] Islam - the sources.
For example, we have the [[Fantasy]] text of a
[[Fantasy]] agreement between the aforementioned
Julian and Tariq, in which the author gives the
impression that he himself was there. The text,
however, dates from the 14th century.
According to storyteller Ibn al-Kuttiya, Tariq ordered
his troops to fight for [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Islam and
[[for a Fantasy God]] Allah, and promised them
[[Fantasy]] rewards in [[the Fantasy]] Paradise for
the martyrdom. Alone by his (in the name visible)
Gothic ancestry, this Kuttiya is sometimes considered
a very reliable source - but the topic of a jihad
against unbelievers only exists since the 11th century
[[as a revenge against Jesus Fantasy Crusaders]], and
the oldest [[Fantasy]] version of Kuttiya comes from
the 14th century.
[Author al-Hakam (died in 870) had never
been in Spain - fake text under his name from the
17th century]
The [[Fantasy]] work of an Egyptian writer, al-Hakam
(died in 870), this is another one writing much in
detail, but he himself testified never have been in
Spain. The big part of his text comes from a source of
the 17th century. In the last centuries of [[Muhammad
Fantasy]] Islam, such texts were varied massively.
With Hakam, nothing can be read of [[Muhammad
Fantasy]] Islam or a holy war (his main topic is the
prey and the problem of the distribution). Muhammad is
only mentioned one time shortly; and Hakam considers
him as a thief boss and not as a founder of a
religion, he speaks of Palestine as it would be a
[[Fantasy]] "Holy Land", the Ibadits (more about them
later) are not presented as [[Muhammad Fantasy]]
Muslims: In the middle of the 9th century, the
official and today common in Egypt [[Fantasy]] life of
a [[Fantasy]] Muhammad was obviously not known yet.
[Alleged surrender contract of 713 without
original - an "explanation" from the 13th century]
The oldest known document is a [[Fantasy]] Surrender
Treaty of 713 between the Goth Theodomir and the Arab
Abd el-Aziz, which is often cited as an example of the
generosity of the conquering [[Muhammad Fantasy]]
Muslims. However, this contract does not exist in its
contemporary version, but only in an explanation from
the 13th century - 500 years later.
[Author Al-Razi - a "re-edition" from around 1400]
The [[Fantasy]] writings of Cordobeser Al-Razi [p.181]
we know only from a Portuguese edting of about 1400.
[Muhammad Fantasy Muslim sources are "just for
entertainment" - chronology is a minor matter]
And that's the way of all sources searched for, and
it's interesting that the more far away the
[[Fantasy]] events are, the more detailed they are
described. The history collection Akhbar Magmua is
just a version of the 14th century. This is a telling
from a [[Fantasy]] person telling in the first-person
where Abd al-Rahman describes a [[Fantasy]] flight
from Syria to Spain. One has to remember also here
that Arab traditions are an own kind of literature for
entertainment, and there is nothing historically
scientific with it. See the statement of Arabist Mr.
Johannes Thomas:
"Arabic descriptions show usually no or
very little interest in the chronology."
(original German: "Arabische Schilderungen zeigen in
aller Regel kein oder sehr wenig Interesse an der
Chronologie.")
[Recurring narrative elements in "Muslim
historiography"]
Arabic literature is full of narrative elements being
copied from the [[Moses+Jesus Fantasy]] Bible, much is
repeated. For example there is a story about the
[[Fantasy]] conquest of Cordoba which was successful
because a [[Fantasy]] shepherd was a whistleblower
indicating a [[Fantasy]] crack in the city wall. The
same element we find with [[Fantasy]] "Muslim
conquest" of Damascus, Caesarea, Alexandria, Cairo,
and Tustan. Tripolis was conquered because water was
retreating, and when the water came back the enemy was
devoured. Also falling walls in the style of trombone
sounds can be found again, and also a military
leader who knocked on a rock so water came out for
saving his army.
[Name symbolism in Muslim fake historiography]
We find typical name symbolism with the military
leader Tarif, a name being which is probably derived
from the real location of Tarifa and which was
transferred to a invented personality.
And the military leader Tariq is a similar case.
"Tariq" means "way" and is used in Arabic literature
for word plays in the sense "nomen est omen", a so
called "speaking name" which became independent to a
legendary person of this name. in different stories
this Tariq is presented one time as an Arab, then as a
Persian, and another time also as a Berber. This is
the proof how unreliable these reports are because
there is no proof at all about these persons Tariq or
Tarif. It's more probable that "Tariq" got his name
from "Gibraltar" and not the other way round [p.182].
