Andiko kwenye mwamba inashuhudia!   HD 1080p
Channel: Kokoto kwenye kiatu
Date: 20/07/2023

Katika kipindi cha leo;
Tutaangalia maandishi yaliopo katika wamba mmoja karibu na Makka

Rejea yetu;
rejea yetu tunaipata katika website ya kiislamu inayoitwa ”Islamic awareness” 
Link ipo kwenye description; https://www.islamic-awareness.org/history/islam/inscriptions/haram1.html
Ni website inayotetea imani ya kiislamu.
Wao wameweka picha na tafsiri ya andiko na pia wanatoa maelezo yao.

Sehemu husika ni wapi?;
Ukiangalia ramani unaona haliko mbali na Makka ni kwenye mji wa Taif kama 60-70km kutoka Makka (40-50 maili)
Kwa hiyo tunaikuta katika eneo husika na imani ya kiislamu.

Iliandikwa lini?
Inasema yneyewe iliandikwa mwaka wa 78 baada ya Hijra (Hajj) ambayo ni 697-698 kwa miaka ya kawaida. au mwisho wa karne ya 7
Ni wakati wa utawala wa Abd Al Malik

Inasemaje?
Al-Rayyan b Abdulla anashuhudia kuwa hakuna Mungu ila Mungu, 
anashuhudia kuwa muhammad (mbarikiwa) ni mtume wa Mungu.
anarudia kwao waje kushuhudia 
ya, Mungu awe na huruma na al-Rayyan
Amsamehe na kumuongoza kwenye njia ya kwenda paradiso
na ninaomba apate kifo cha ushahidi katika njia yake
Amen. Hili liliandikwa
Mwaka wa kujenga Masjid al-Haram
mwaka wa 78

Ufafanuzi wa wenye hiyo site;
Kwanza wanaelezea juu ya tamko la kiislamu ambayo inaonekana na ni rahisi kuhisi kwamba kweli ni muislamu aliye andika.
Muhammad - mbarikiwa inaweza ikawa inamaanisha mtu anayefahamika kama mtume lakini pia inaweza ikawa ni cheo. (wao wanasema ni Muhammad mtume wa kiislamu)
Halafu wana sema ni mwaka wa ”kujenga upya” Masjid al-Haram lakini andiko halisemi hivyo inasema MWAKA WA KUJENGA!
Huo ni udanganyifu, wanabadili maneno ifiti historia yao iliyotungwa nao.
Ukiangalia uchunguzi tuliyoifanya hapa katika channel hii inafiti utawala wa Abd Al Malik ambaye ndiye inaonekana alianzisha Uislamu.
Jambo lingine la kuangalia ni kwamba uandishi ya kwenye mwamba ni tofauti na kiarabu yenye alama za kuongoza anayesoma (Diacritical marks)

Maana yake nini?
Inaonekana kwamba Kaba ya Makka ilijengwa mwaka wa 697 -698 au 78 baada ya Hijjra.
Wakati huo Muhammad alikuwa ameshakufa zamani na aliyekuwepo sasa alikuwa Abd al Malik
Ina leta shida sana kwa mapokeo ya kiislamu, na inathibitisha sana uchunguzi unaoangalia ushahidi wa kweli uliopo katika historia.

This inscription is one of more than 60 early Islamic inscriptions that were found in the region of Ḥuma al-Numoor, north west of Ṭāʾif, Saudi Arabia.[1] Among the content of these inscriptions include verses of the Qur'an, supplications asking for forgiveness, mercy, martyrdom and paradise; trust and belief in Prophet Muḥammad and the sending of prayers and blessings upon him. This inscription, hitherto unknown in published western scholarship, is of great importance as it mentions not only the full shahadah (i.e., Islamic testimony of faith) but also an important historical event and an independent documentary verification of it, that is, the reconstruction and remodelling of al-Masjid al-Ḥarām in Makkah.[2] Umayyad caliph ʿAbd al-Malik b. Marwān started the reconstruction of al-Masjid al-Ḥarām in the year 75 AH after it sustained damage by the catapults of al-Ḥajjāj b. Yūsuf during his siege (and eventual death) of ʿAbdullāh b. al-Zubayr (d. 73 AH / 692 CE).[3] This inscription most likely commemorates the completion of the reconstruction and remodelling of al-Masjid al-Ḥarām and is located off the modern highway linking Makkah and Ṭāʾif, about 75 kms from the former. As for the mention of renovations to al-Masjid al-Ḥarām in the historical sources, both al-Fākihī and al-Azraqī, historians from 9th century CE, record this event. The historical records seem to indicate that it started around the year 75 AH and reaching completion around 80 AH.
Another interesting feature of this inscription is that it contains a double dating formula. The text is dated according to a historically significant event (i.e., construction of al-Masjid al-Ḥarām) as well as the more commonly known officially propagated hijri calendar. Though seldom observed, this feature is not unprecedented in the earliest inscriptions, the most famous being the 697.

This is the earliest dated documentary text to mention al-Masjid al-Ḥarām and it is also the earliest dated popular rock inscription to mention Prophet Muḥammad.[4]