I saw the cloud. that was amazing. What is more a mazing is if you listen to the guy taking the photo of the cloud, as he asks the Indian, or Pakistani to take his picture with the cloud. He called him “Rafik”, Which means in Arabic a friend. However; in Saudi Arabia the word “Rafik”, has a different meaning to Indians, as one Indian in SA told me. It means “Zalil”, which means you have no dignity.
The Indians in SA face that humiliation every day. That is how a so called rich Muslim country treats hard working poor Muslims. This is all in Allah’s eye. The wealth they have in the Gulf countries will not last them forever.
Amazing. The object in the video looks just like the kind of cloud you see overhanging in the sky when you fly in airplanes. But it is not a normal phenomenon to see such clouds on the ground.
Allah’s ways are sometimes beyond human comprehension. Sura 52:44 referred to by Mr Hazem could be a pointer to the basis for this phenomenon. However, it could also be a piece of by product from a nearby factory as alluded to by one or two commentators. Only Allah knows best.
Thanks for sharing.
The moving clouds are because of an Algae present in sea water which gets whipped up into foam under high pressure wind. The result is what you see in the video
It’s amazing. Clouds are usually made-up of water vapour which should change back to water at 100 degrees Celsius or lower. Is there any other substance that could be vapour at normal temperatures in the Middle East (about 40 Celsius)? Anything that could have come from a nearby factory?
Another question is how do clouds stay as clouds (water vapour) in the sky in the first place – I’m sure it’s not more than 100 Celsius in the sky? Any meterologists and scientists around to answer?
I saw the cloud. that was amazing. What is more a mazing is if you listen to the guy taking the photo of the cloud, as he asks the Indian, or Pakistani to take his picture with the cloud. He called him “Rafik”, Which means in Arabic a friend. However; in Saudi Arabia the word “Rafik”, has a different meaning to Indians, as one Indian in SA told me. It means “Zalil”, which means you have no dignity.
The Indians in SA face that humiliation every day. That is how a so called rich Muslim country treats hard working poor Muslims. This is all in Allah’s eye. The wealth they have in the Gulf countries will not last them forever.
Amazing. The object in the video looks just like the kind of cloud you see overhanging in the sky when you fly in airplanes. But it is not a normal phenomenon to see such clouds on the ground.
Allah’s ways are sometimes beyond human comprehension. Sura 52:44 referred to by Mr Hazem could be a pointer to the basis for this phenomenon. However, it could also be a piece of by product from a nearby factory as alluded to by one or two commentators. Only Allah knows best.
Thanks for sharing.
The moving clouds are because of an Algae present in sea water which gets whipped up into foam under high pressure wind. The result is what you see in the video
Iv seen that here. It is not a cloud. it is a soap lather….it comes from a nearby soap/detergent factory.
Were they to see a piece of the sky falling (on them), they would (only) say: “Clouds gathered in heaps!”
Al-Quraan al-Kareem: Surat At-Tur, Verse:44
Allahu Akbar Thanks for sharing that verse. It left me speechless
It’s amazing. Clouds are usually made-up of water vapour which should change back to water at 100 degrees Celsius or lower. Is there any other substance that could be vapour at normal temperatures in the Middle East (about 40 Celsius)? Anything that could have come from a nearby factory?
Another question is how do clouds stay as clouds (water vapour) in the sky in the first place – I’m sure it’s not more than 100 Celsius in the sky? Any meterologists and scientists around to answer?