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Potato sign

On 17 December 2008 Sharda Ganpat, a Surinamese Hindu living in The Hague, the Netherlands, cut a large potato in half while preparing for her meal. To her great surprise she discovered a cross shape in each half.

Brewster thought she had received a sign when the first potato she cut into looked rotten, and she put it aside. But her 10-year-old granddaughter asked her to take another look. Brewster saw an unmistakable image in the middle of the potato.

"That's Jesus on the cross," she said. The image has strengthened her faith and desire to help people at the church. "I just want people to know God is still as real today as he was back then and he can show up any time he gets ready," said Brewster.
(Source: Share International)
Editorial note

from: Share International January/February 2009



Miraculous grape

A young Baptist woman in Arlington, Texas, has discovered a grape bearing the image of the Virgin Mary. Becky Ginn posted a photograph of the grape on her LiveJournal and then contacted NBC 5. "I thought this stuff just happened to Catholics?" she said. "We generally don't expect to see holy people popping up in our foodstuffs." However, she has not made a shrine to it or prayed to it, she said.
(Source: NBC5.com)
Editorial note from: Share International November 2008



The ultimate potato

Pastor Renée Brewster of Marion County, Florida, was starting to make potato salad for her church one day in January 2008. She said, "I was hesitant about making the potato salad because Sister Frankie makes the potato salad at church and I said, 'Lord if it's not for me to make potato salad then send me a sign.'"

Brewster thought she had received a sign when the first potato she cut into looked rotten, and she put it aside. But her 10-year-old granddaughter asked her to take another look. Brewster saw an unmistakable image in the middle of the potato.

"That's Jesus on the cross," she said. The image has strengthened her faith and desire to help people at the church. "I just want people to know God is still as real today as he was back then and he can show up any time he gets ready," said Brewster.
(Source: www.myfoxorlando.com)
Editorial note from: Share International March 2008



Miracle aubergine

It is not the first time that miracles have occurred in fruit or vegetables and certainly not the last - but for Felicia Teske it must have seemed like the all-time miracle when she read the word "GOD" formed by seeds in an aubergine [eggplant] she had just started slicing.

Ms Teske, of Boothwyn, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, USA, was preparing dinner on 12 August 2007 when she noticed "GOD" spelled out in capital letters on one slice of the vegetable. She showed the sliced eggplant to her husband Paul who decided to call local media - Action News.

Felicia Teske was still mourning the deaths of a number of family members; she sees the miracle in the aubergine as a message of comfort from God. She told Action News that she recently had family members pass away and it is comforting that "GOD" appeared.
(Source: Action News and 6abc, USA)
Editorial note from: Share International September 2007



"Miracle vegetable"

Asif Hamid of Preston, Lancashire, UK, is trying to preserve a leek which he bought recently. The reason? The vegetable quite clearly has the word
Allah 'written' on it in Arabic script. Mr Hamid believes that fate directed him to buy the 'miracle vegetable'. He said he had looked at, and picked up, quite a number of leeks before choosing the one he bought. Mr Hamid rushed to show friends and family who were also convinced they could read the name 'Allah' on the vegetable.
(Source: The Citizen, UK; www.theasiannews.co.uk)
Editorial note from: Share International May 2004



Aubergine seeds spell out "Allah"

Visitors are coming to see an unusual vegetable in Mendhasal village, near Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India, after an Indian woman cut open an aubergine to find seeds spelling out the word 'Allah' in Urdu script. The local newspaper Sambad reported that Muhammad Khalil's wife, who bought the aubergine from the local market, informed the Imam, who ordered the vegetable to be kept in a mosque for offering prayers. Hundreds of Muslims have converged on the mosque to see the vegetable.
(Source: www.ananova.com)
Editorial note

from: Share International May 2003

"Miracle"-Aubergine



Holy message on eggshell

A housewife in Brunei who was about to fry an egg discovered that its shell had on it writings from the Kalimah, a revered Islamic text, which said: "La
ilaha illallah," meaning "There is no God but Allah". The housewife had bought the egg from a leading department store and said that she would be
keeping it.

Another 'strange' egg was discovered by a family from Brunei's Kuala Belait District, with the word "Allah" found embedded in the eggshell. It was only when one of the family members was preparing the egg as a gift for a "Khatamal-Quran" (recitation of Holy Quran) competition, that she saw the writing.
(Source: Brunei Press, Brunei)
Editorial note from: Share International November 2002



Miracle egg

A "miracle egg" showing the Arabic script for Allah imprinted on its shell has been discovered by a shopkeeper in the Islamic community of Berlin. Ismael Kaya discovered it among a delivery of 500 eggs. Inspite of media scepticism, Kaya and fellow Muslims believe it to be genuine. Kaya has rejected 500 Euro offered for his egg by an Islamic priest and prefers to display it in his shop.
(Source: BZ (Berlin))

Editorial note from: Share International, April 2001


Easter miracles

On Easter Monday in the UK, two vegetable miracles occurred, on a potato and an aubergine. Linda Coles, 32, from Hull, was amazed to discover, on slicing a potato for the family's fish-and-chip meal, a crucifix shape. "It's amazing," said Linda's husband, who took the potato to his local Catholic church. "It's just such a perfect crucifix shape." On the same day, in Manchester, an aubergine was cut open to read "Allah" in its pattern of seeds.
(Source: The Guardian, UK)

Editorial note from: Share International, June 1998



Miracle potato attracts thousands in India

Thousands of Indian Muslims have been to view a miraculous potato which came to light in north eastern India. Momina Ahmed, a housewife, discovered the words "Allah" and "Mohammed" on the separate halves of the potato which she had just cut in two. The two halves are now on display in the local mosque.
Since the moment the miraculous sign was discovered, says Momina's husband, Moinuddin Ahmed, more than10,000 Muslim faithful have visited
the building to view the miracle.
(Source: de Volkskrant, the Netherlands)
from: Share International, October 1997



Miraculous pet shop fish

A group of Muslims in the central valley California town of Lodi report that a pet albino tiger oscar fish has markings on its right fluorescent orange flank
that spell out the word "Allah" in Arabic. Hyatullah Ahmadi bought the fish for $36, and since the purchase as many as 50 Muslims a day have visited his home to look at the fish. Although he was offered up to $1,000 for the fish, he says he plans to keep it as a symbol of God's power. "It's a sign of Allah," said Ahmadi, a student of the holy book of Islam, the Koran. "If He wants to write His name on any kind of animal or thing, He can do it."
(Source: Associated Press)
from: Share International, September 1997



Allah aubergine

On 20 February 1997, Mr Sidat, a fruit and vegetable wholesaler and chairman of the Madina Mosque in Hackney, north London, was amazed to
discover on slicing an aubergine that the seeds spelt out the Arabic script for 'Allah'. Since the miracle, streams of people have visited Mr Sidat and seen the aubergine which he intends to cut up and share with family and friends.
"We feel really blessed that this has happened to us and when I spoke to one of the elders at the mosque he said it must be a good omen."
(Source: Hackney's Gazette, UK)

Editorial note from: Share International, April 1997



Miracle melon

On 20 January 1996, just before the Feast of Ramadan, a farmer in Taiba-Ndiassana, Senegal, discovered to his surprise a watermelon on which the name of Allah had appeared. After the phenomenon had been confirmed by the local Muslim religious authority, it was then authenticated by the Islamic Institute in Dakar. According to Sheik Absoul Moneim Zein another word can also be seen on the watermelon just next to the name of Allah -- Hamdoulillah -- which means "Praise be to God".

Last year similar signs appeared also on the eve of Ramadan. The same Sheik Moneim confirmed the appearance of the name Allah on the scales of a fish caught near Popenguine, home to the largest Catholic community in Senegal.

Although European media devote little coverage to these events, newspapers in Africa have carried numerous articles about similar incidents in recent years, for instance, the baby of two Christian parents in Chad who was born with the sign of the Prophet Mohammed on his hand. Newspapers in Dakar published a photograph of a forest in Germany in which a verse from the Koran could be read in the shapes of some of the trees.
(Source: L' Actualite Religieuse, France)

Editorial note from: Share International July/August 1996



"Miraculous aubergine"

The home of Salim and Ruksana Patel, in Bolton, England, has recently been inundated with about 50 visitors a day, coming to see their miraculous aubergine. Mrs Patel foresaw the miracle in a dream after she'd bought the aubergine from their local shop. On slicing the vegetable in half, she saw that the seeds were formed in the Muslim symbol "Ya-Allah", meaning Allah exists.

Mr Patel said: "I felt so excited I ran round to the priest and he confirmed that it was indeed a miracle." Abdulla Patel, priest of the local Masjide-Gosia mosque, said: "In all my 30 years as a priest, I have never witnessed anything like this. It
is wonderful for the community, and for Salim ..."

When the aubergine has been displayed for several weeks in the mosque it will be divided into small pieces and shared among the faithful.
(Source: Daily Mail, UK)

Editorial note from: Share International, June 1996



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