>Why don't you go ahead and substantiate that claim?
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Some notes on islam and judaism

Talon

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The roman God saturn whom ate children.

Carthaginian crescent symbol.

Baal hammond had horns: horns are crescent shaped.

Moloch; m o l o c h, 1 2 3 4 5 6. hexagon.

Hexagon on saturn.

Star of david originates from paganism, it also has a hexagon on it.

Saturn represented by a crescent.

Star representing pagan gods of Babylon.

Crescent representa horned gods.

Islamic mosque finials appear in looks to Carthaginian God tanit.

Byzantine crescent; Babylonian star with the crescent of Carthage; same formation as Carthaginian symbol.

Muslims worship cube; the cube is hexagonal when viewed from a corner. The cube was worshipped and circled since pagan times and uses to contains idols. The cube is also kissed

Muslims circle the cube in the same direction as the storms on saturn.
 
here's my note
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Isn't it weird that all the Abrahamic religions are all represented by different aspects of the sky?
Christianity - The son (close enough to sun)
Judaism - The stars

Islam - The moon
yes it is weird, but in the case of islam there isnt actually a symbol for the religion, the moon and star was adopted by the ottomans even doe it didnt belong to them but whatever, and they somehow got it associated with islam (but it is still unofficial and has no religious value)
 
yes it is weird, but in the case of islam there isnt actually a symbol for the religion, the moon and star was adopted by the ottomans even doe it didnt belong to them but whatever, and they somehow got it associated with islam (but it is still unofficial and has no religious value)
also the moon and the star is used to represent the lunar calender that muslims used a lot (For ramadan and stuff like that and we still use it to this day)
 
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